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Meanings of barnyard in English
Russian
скотный двор Usage of barnyard in English
1
The three rabbits watched the ducks until they were in the barnyard.
2
Hence the value of barnyard manure in the estimation of plain common-sense.
3
The barnyard is not ours; we use it only a little while.
4
I notice there are a great many chicken feathers in the barnyard.
5
Billy let down the bars and the cows came into the barnyard.
6
He often used to be seen feeding with them in the barnyard.
7
The Cock such as he is still found in some old-fashioned barnyard.
8
Each player in the group is given some barnyard noise to represent.
9
He went with her into the barnyard and helped unhitch the horse.
10
Joseph Peabody stood at the barnyard gate, a horsewhip in his hand
11
I looked back to the barnyard where the men were still working.
12
You must not forget that you are not in our barnyard now.
13
A woman in a barnyard swished out her big skirts, shooing chickens.
14
There were no wagons or farm tools about the sheds or barnyard.
15
This teenager, writing his fourth step must've been a whole barnyard tell-all.
16
But I'll join you on the barnyard fence a little before midday.
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Barnyard through the time
Barnyard across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common