Definition of field mouse in English:

field mouse

(also long-tailed field mouse)

noun

another term for wood mouse
Example sentencesExamples
- Aphids, whiteflies, hornworms, and even field mice are more visible and more easily controlled when you don't have to battle them in a tangle of ground-hugging vines.
- No it ain't a common barn owl - it's a great horned owl, which can grow to massive proportions depending upon the local supply of rats, field mice and rabbits.
- There, in addition to star-nosed moles, he inevitably encounters shrews, voles, weasels, field mice, and the occasional snapping turtle.
- Far along in the distance one could see the cows frolicking in the fields, the birds soaring past the trees, and the cats taunting the field mice.
- If you are concerned about field mice being hurt when corn is harvested, then don't eat meat.
- If your bin is full and you put it outside it attracts cats and dogs and possibly even field mice.
- Cats like to play with the field mouse, or bird, or uh rabbit they've cornered and crippled, ever notice that?
- Animals co-habiting in the woods include field mice, grey squirrels, hedgehogs and three roe deer.
- Rodents, voles, field mice, and meadow mice feed readily on young vines, and can cause severe damage and kill vines, especially in young plantings which provide a favourable habitat.
- Other survival courses teach you how to identify 73 edible plants and snare a field mouse or a moose, but get real!
- A field mouse wasn't much of a dinner, but it would do for the day.
- Investigators are coming closer to answering this question by studying voles, small rodents commonly known as field mice.
- I've tried to tell them that the mouse I found was a field mouse.
- The unborn are just as aware and have just as much of a right to life as do the field mice that get swept up in harvesting combines.
- Flame crashed into tree trunks, burning moss and driving away moles and field mice.
- Concerns also surfaced that feral colonies could develop that would feed on, and eventually wipe out, whole populations of field mice, rabbits, birds, and snakes, thus altering the ecosystem.
- He is like Darwin deducing why there is more red clover where old maids live: they keep cats that catch the field mice that eat the clover.
- Mr Satinet also explained how the traps worked and gave the children lots of information about small mammals including shrews, water voles and field mice.
- The cast is small, with most of the running time spent on the four leads, with some moments devoted to the field mice, weasels and other minor characters.
- I suspect it was a field mouse lost on an urban mission, rather than some rodent-like creature intent on taking over.

Definition of field mouse in US English:

field mouse

nounˈfēld ˌmous

A dark brown mouse with a long tail and large eyes.
Genus Apodemus, family Muridae: several species, in particular the widespread A. sylvaticus
Also called wood mouse
Example sentencesExamples
- Cats like to play with the field mouse, or bird, or uh rabbit they've cornered and crippled, ever notice that?
- The cast is small, with most of the running time spent on the four leads, with some moments devoted to the field mice, weasels and other minor characters.
- The unborn are just as aware and have just as much of a right to life as do the field mice that get swept up in harvesting combines.
- There, in addition to star-nosed moles, he inevitably encounters shrews, voles, weasels, field mice, and the occasional snapping turtle.
- Flame crashed into tree trunks, burning moss and driving away moles and field mice.
- I've tried to tell them that the mouse I found was a field mouse.
- No it ain't a common barn owl - it's a great horned owl, which can grow to massive proportions depending upon the local supply of rats, field mice and rabbits.
- Investigators are coming closer to answering this question by studying voles, small rodents commonly known as field mice.
- Other survival courses teach you how to identify 73 edible plants and snare a field mouse or a moose, but get real!
- If your bin is full and you put it outside it attracts cats and dogs and possibly even field mice.
- A field mouse wasn't much of a dinner, but it would do for the day.
- If you are concerned about field mice being hurt when corn is harvested, then don't eat meat.
- He is like Darwin deducing why there is more red clover where old maids live: they keep cats that catch the field mice that eat the clover.
- I suspect it was a field mouse lost on an urban mission, rather than some rodent-like creature intent on taking over.
- Animals co-habiting in the woods include field mice, grey squirrels, hedgehogs and three roe deer.
- Aphids, whiteflies, hornworms, and even field mice are more visible and more easily controlled when you don't have to battle them in a tangle of ground-hugging vines.
- Mr Satinet also explained how the traps worked and gave the children lots of information about small mammals including shrews, water voles and field mice.
- Far along in the distance one could see the cows frolicking in the fields, the birds soaring past the trees, and the cats taunting the field mice.
- Rodents, voles, field mice, and meadow mice feed readily on young vines, and can cause severe damage and kill vines, especially in young plantings which provide a favourable habitat.
- Concerns also surfaced that feral colonies could develop that would feed on, and eventually wipe out, whole populations of field mice, rabbits, birds, and snakes, thus altering the ecosystem.

词汇	field mouse
释义	Definition of field mouse in English: field mouse (also long-tailed field mouse) noun another term for wood mouse Example sentencesExamples Aphids, whiteflies, hornworms, and even field mice are more visible and more easily controlled when you don't have to battle them in a tangle of ground-hugging vines. No it ain't a common barn owl - it's a great horned owl, which can grow to massive proportions depending upon the local supply of rats, field mice and rabbits. There, in addition to star-nosed moles, he inevitably encounters shrews, voles, weasels, field mice, and the occasional snapping turtle. Far along in the distance one could see the cows frolicking in the fields, the birds soaring past the trees, and the cats taunting the field mice. If you are concerned about field mice being hurt when corn is harvested, then don't eat meat. If your bin is full and you put it outside it attracts cats and dogs and possibly even field mice. Cats like to play with the field mouse, or bird, or uh rabbit they've cornered and crippled, ever notice that? Animals co-habiting in the woods include field mice, grey squirrels, hedgehogs and three roe deer. Rodents, voles, field mice, and meadow mice feed readily on young vines, and can cause severe damage and kill vines, especially in young plantings which provide a favourable habitat. Other survival courses teach you how to identify 73 edible plants and snare a field mouse or a moose, but get real! A field mouse wasn't much of a dinner, but it would do for the day. Investigators are coming closer to answering this question by studying voles, small rodents commonly known as field mice. I've tried to tell them that the mouse I found was a field mouse. The unborn are just as aware and have just as much of a right to life as do the field mice that get swept up in harvesting combines. Flame crashed into tree trunks, burning moss and driving away moles and field mice. Concerns also surfaced that feral colonies could develop that would feed on, and eventually wipe out, whole populations of field mice, rabbits, birds, and snakes, thus altering the ecosystem. He is like Darwin deducing why there is more red clover where old maids live: they keep cats that catch the field mice that eat the clover. Mr Satinet also explained how the traps worked and gave the children lots of information about small mammals including shrews, water voles and field mice. The cast is small, with most of the running time spent on the four leads, with some moments devoted to the field mice, weasels and other minor characters. I suspect it was a field mouse lost on an urban mission, rather than some rodent-like creature intent on taking over. Definition of field mouse in US English: field mouse nounˈfēld ˌmous A dark brown mouse with a long tail and large eyes. Genus Apodemus, family Muridae: several species, in particular the widespread A. sylvaticus Also called wood mouse Example sentencesExamples Cats like to play with the field mouse, or bird, or uh rabbit they've cornered and crippled, ever notice that? The cast is small, with most of the running time spent on the four leads, with some moments devoted to the field mice, weasels and other minor characters. The unborn are just as aware and have just as much of a right to life as do the field mice that get swept up in harvesting combines. There, in addition to star-nosed moles, he inevitably encounters shrews, voles, weasels, field mice, and the occasional snapping turtle. Flame crashed into tree trunks, burning moss and driving away moles and field mice. I've tried to tell them that the mouse I found was a field mouse. No it ain't a common barn owl - it's a great horned owl, which can grow to massive proportions depending upon the local supply of rats, field mice and rabbits. Investigators are coming closer to answering this question by studying voles, small rodents commonly known as field mice. Other survival courses teach you how to identify 73 edible plants and snare a field mouse or a moose, but get real! If your bin is full and you put it outside it attracts cats and dogs and possibly even field mice. A field mouse wasn't much of a dinner, but it would do for the day. If you are concerned about field mice being hurt when corn is harvested, then don't eat meat. He is like Darwin deducing why there is more red clover where old maids live: they keep cats that catch the field mice that eat the clover. I suspect it was a field mouse lost on an urban mission, rather than some rodent-like creature intent on taking over. Animals co-habiting in the woods include field mice, grey squirrels, hedgehogs and three roe deer. Aphids, whiteflies, hornworms, and even field mice are more visible and more easily controlled when you don't have to battle them in a tangle of ground-hugging vines. Mr Satinet also explained how the traps worked and gave the children lots of information about small mammals including shrews, water voles and field mice. Far along in the distance one could see the cows frolicking in the fields, the birds soaring past the trees, and the cats taunting the field mice. Rodents, voles, field mice, and meadow mice feed readily on young vines, and can cause severe damage and kill vines, especially in young plantings which provide a favourable habitat. Concerns also surfaced that feral colonies could develop that would feed on, and eventually wipe out, whole populations of field mice, rabbits, birds, and snakes, thus altering the ecosystem.
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