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Meanings of grazing in inglés
portugués
paste catalán
pasturatge Synonyms
Examples for "graze"
Examples for "graze"
1
However herders who graze their animals in the riverlands are not happy.
2
A second worker had a bullet graze through his chin, said police.
3
Emerging farmers were promised cows and land for their cattle to graze.
4
Sheep graze on a field in what used to be the port.
5
The saddle was taken off and the horse turned loose to graze.
Usage of grazing in inglés
1
However, the lack of grazing animals wasn't all good news for plants.
2
The changes would allow swift intervention to tackle fly grazing, said ministers.
3
And those jerks grazing their stock on government property practically for free.
4
Booty grazing is essentially the same thing given a more industrial approach.
5
Animals in both studies were managed as one herd each grazing together.
6
Still the same animals grazing on the hills and in the hollows.
7
It is bounded by good grazing land and a small forestry plantation.
8
Puerto Rico is one of the finest grazing countries in the world.
9
In some cases cows had been grazing upwind of the bloating bodies.
10
She glanced up occasionally to watch the ponies grazing on the mesa.
11
This approach has extended the farm's annual grazing season by two months.
12
He had a four-hundred-acre farm called Gallops, mostly given over to grazing.
13
All this poo meant there was much less land available for grazing.
14
The grazing rights of Swedish Laplanders in Norway were to be maintained.
15
Ranchers are asked to alter the ways they rotate their cattle grazing.
16
The grazing cattle stopped to watch and the horses pranced and whistled.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Grazing through the time
Grazing across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
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