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Meanings of pastoral in English
Spanish
pastoral 
Musical genre that depicts the characters and scenes of rural life or is expressive of its atmosphere.
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Usage of pastoral in English
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Ryan and fellow Republicans, however, said the lawmakers needed better pastoral care.
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This is rich, pastoral land, where food and wine take centre stage.
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One cannot but admire the heroic pastoral work done by Fr Good.
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Weller adds that universities need to provide far more structured pastoral care.
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And so ended the pastoral of the emperor and the village maid.
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Still, it's an impressive sight and a glimpse into a techno-pastoral future.
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First, there is the ordinary pastoral work in the settlements and congregations.
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The poem describes very pleasantly the fine pastoral scenery of the district:-
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The spirit that breathes about it in summer time is gently pastoral.
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The history of the world can show no pastoral movement in comparison.
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Why, this very morning, Monsignor made his pastoral visit to this church.
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And despite the pastoral beauty of our area, kids rarely play outside.
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Formerly there was a fourth pastoral tribe in this region-theNogai Tartars.
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Blue- and white-collar workers would live side by side in pastoral harmony.
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Among the pastoral tribes of this region the Kalmyks are recent intruders.
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The whole of the country passed over today is excellent pastoral country.
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Ireland
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