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Meanings of calved in English
Usage of calved in English
1
Torment in the North Cascades calved free and took him with it.
2
During the night of the 29th one of our best cow-camels calved.
3
Cows that have calved are on grass and silage and milking well.
4
Then he ran home and asked his wife whether the cow had calved.
5
Two of them were but two years old, having calved the same spring.
6
You may set your mind at rest: the cow has not calved yet.'
7
Not since the early 1960s has Amery calved a bigger iceberg.
8
A Weddell seal calved on the bay-ice on October 18.
9
Suddenly our great sloping floe calved in two, so we beat a hasty retreat.
10
The milk also of a cow that has recently calved should not be taken.
11
Huge blocks of ice calved off and collapsed into tidal waves of icy slush.
12
If she calved in April last year, she should do the same again this year.
13
Most of the cows which had not calved before being attacked, lost their calves prematurely.
14
The icebergs nearby squealed with a frightful noise, as ice calved off the frigid masses.
15
For example, there were some cows belonging to Atlanta prison, and some of them calved.
16
Mature females are classified as cows, and females that have not yet calved are called heifers.
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