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Meanings of graze in English

Portuguese
dar uma olhada
Catalan
pasturar
Spanish
picar

Feed as in a meadow or pasture.

dar uma olhada
Catalan
rasclar
Spanish
rascar

Scrape gently.

rasclar
Portuguese
paste
Catalan
pasturatge

The act of grazing.

paste

To scratch or cut with nails.

Usage of graze in English
1
However herders who graze their animals in the riverlands are not happy.
Reuters
2
A second worker had a bullet graze through his chin, said police.
The South African
3
Emerging farmers were promised cows and land for their cattle to graze.
The South African
4
Sheep graze on a field in what used to be the port.
Reuters
5
The saddle was taken off and the horse turned loose to graze.
Bonnie Prince Charlie : a Tale of Fontenoy and Culloden
6
There is a strong possibility that this could graze against romantic matters!
The South African
7
They will graze, come in, milk and not wait in the shed.
Independent.ie
8
They should never be turned in to graze upon alfalfa when hungry.
Clovers and How to Grow Them
9
Some of the slower or hungrier dropped out and began to graze.
Arizona Nights
10
He saw a great bird swoop down and graze the tree tops.
The Spirit of the Border: A Romance of the Early Settlers in the...
11
One day Gulab took out the buffaloes to graze and to wallow.
The Wonders of the Jungle, Book One
12
Stable boys leading the horses down to graze in the east meadow.
The Naked God
13
I thought the most you people did was... graze hands or something.
Insurgent
14
The horses received a little water, and were picketed out to graze.
On the Pampas; Or, The Young Settlers
15
But first I'd better unpack Whinney so she can rest and graze.
The Mammoth Hunters
16
I could walk under his arm and not even graze his sleeve.
The House of Toys
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Translations for graze
Graze through the time
Graze across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common