Definition of pole bullock in English:

pole bullock

noun

Australian, NZ

词汇	pole bullock
释义	Definition of pole bullock in English: pole bullock noun Australian, NZ Each of a pair of bullocks at the rear of a team pulling a large vehicle. the pole bullocks are properly secured in yoke Example sentencesExamples My employment was to sit on the dray and keep the pole bullocks to their work. A terrible accident had happened to his splendid pole bullock. They have a strong pole to which the yokes of the pole-bullocks are fastened. His favourite pole bullock was a noble animal with upturned horns of proportionate size. The two pole bullocks had to fix their feet and slide for about 6 ft. The weight sometimes overpowers the pole bullocks. He bought a pole bullock dray and a team of ten bullocks. The pole-bullocks and the leaders are the steadiest and most valuable. We had proceeded but a few yards when the pole-bullocks sank to their bellies. One of the pole-bullocks died after working ten years on the station.
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