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Meanings of hay in English
Usage of hay in English
1
It's good to have a few days' supply of hay on hand.
2
As trainers and horse-haulers moved the animals, volunteers brought feed and hay.
3
I had really bad hay fever last year for the first time.
4
At last he could see the box with the hay in it.
5
His wife was in the hayfield, spreading the hay after the mowers.
6
Midnight found us in a hay-field, four miles from the Rebel camp.
7
The hay had all been cut and stored away in the barn.
8
They climbed up into the barn loft and looked in the hay.
9
Get him up to the loft and lay him in the hay.
10
They made the hay in the river meadow, and carried it themselves.
11
She turned right and passed a field where farmers stood baling hay.
12
The boys ran to the edge of the hay-lift and peered down.
13
I learned in the hay-loft-mysister and my cousin Ed and I.
14
He was in harness, drawing a cart; following a bundle of hay.
15
Eliot went down the road and through the gate into the hay-field.
16
The Lama forthwith skinned the poor beast and stuffed it with hay.
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Translations for hay
Russian
Portuguese
Hay through the time
Hay across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
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