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Meanings of cattle in inglês
Most common type of large domesticated ungulate.
Synonyms
Examples for "cow"
Examples for "cow"
1
Semihard; skim; blue-veined; made of all three milks: cow, goat and sheep.
2
Soft; whole milk; originally goat, now cow; made throughout the Rhone Valley.
3
In Ireland the following folk-beliefs obtain regarding the ass and the cow:-
4
The goosey-gander stood in the doorway and looked into the cow shed.
5
All the cussedness of the bovine race is centred in the cow.
1
France is currently facing a re-emergence of bovine tuberculosis in several regions.
2
However, the mechanism of bovine sperm functional regulation is still largely unknown.
3
All the cussedness of the bovine race is centred in the cow.
4
Background: Mannheimia haemolytica is an important etiological agent in bovine respiratory disease.
5
The natural calcium binding site of bovine a-lactalbumin is replaced by lanthanum.
1
What happens if I build full attack speed on Twisted Fate Can I just yeet an entire pack of cards at once?
2
Violet and Klaus looked down at her, surprised that she hadn't said "Yeet!"
3
It's on its way, and it's a good deal rougher than that fellow Yeets ever could have imagined.
4
Yeets knew that sooner or later things get goddam flaky around the edges even if he didn't know anything else.
1
The exception is the wild bull ( Bos primigenius), which, as before stated, survived in historical times.
2
Naturally, this was a red rag to the proverbial male Bos primigenius, so smarty-pants everywhere had to go see for themselves.
3
Rindes' 1866 s. 13 from Bos primigenius.
4
I have alluded to the cattle in Chillingham Park, which, according to Rutimeyer, have been very little changed from the Bos primigenius type.
5
(R. megarhinus, Christol), the wild bull and red deer ( Bos primigenius, Boj., and Cervus elaphus, L.), the last two determined by Professor Rutimeyer.
1
This is an Eurasian aurochs, the ancestor of our modern domestic cattle.
2
This animal has bred in captivity, and has also interbred with domestic cattle.
3
They have no domestic cattle, and the buffalo does not occur in their districts.
4
Even during the Neolithic period, the domestic cattle were to a certain extent variable.
5
Even domestic cattle allowed to run wild are extremely dangerous.
1
The elk and the domestic cow had been walking side by side, but now they stopped.
2
The domestic cow is another animal whose ways I have a chance to study, and also to obliterate in the garden.
3
Milk is very nice, especially with a drop of brandy in it, but the domestic cow is only too glad to be rid of it.
4
How similar is human milk to milk produced by domestic cows?
5
The milk of the camel is equal to that of the best domestic cows and is greatly prized.
Usage of cattle in inglês
1
The BSE crisis continues with almost no cattle trading in the Republic.
2
Furthermore, she said, a third area showed evidence of increased cattle TB.
3
A cattle station without one in these days was a back number.
4
However, he stressed the threat TB in cattle posed to his members.
5
In late April, it said it would exit its U.S. cattle business.
6
Needless to say, no cattle were allowed to remain in open pasturage.
7
Declining transparency around cattle pricing has concerned producers and traders for years.
8
The animal was reviled as dangerous vermin and a threat to cattle.
9
I happen to be responsible for three thousand cattle and eleven men.
10
In March, they slaughtered 104 cattle, twice the rate a year earlier.
11
The next cattle ship is due in New Zealand within 10 days.
12
Wombats, cattle and wallabies are also among frequently hit animals, she added.
13
Herders say this leaves them vulnerable to wild animals and cattle raiders.
14
But Mr Snowdon said the cattle were deliberately put in those areas.
15
The cattle were standing in the low sunshine, in barn-doors and milking-yards.
16
These four million people weren't rivals, just cattle ready to be slaughtered.
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