Definition of tenant farmer in English:

tenant farmer

noun

A person who farms rented land.
佃农，佃户
Example sentencesExamples
- His father was a tenant farmer, but ensured that William got a good education.
- Tenant farmers were forcibly exiled to make way for sheep.
- Many of the inner-city poor of the United States descend from farm laborers and tenant farmers.
- The average income of a tenant farmer in 1938 was $73 per year.
- In 1880 there was probably very little economic difference between the tenant farmer and the landless labourer.
- He worked his way up to being a tenant farmer over 20 years.
- After working as a farm worker, I became a tenant farmer at Coniston Hall Farm.
- His father, a tenant farmer, was turfed off his land by the estate owners.
- The hay will be harvested once a year by a local tenant farmer.
- The tenant farmer who currently occupies the farm is due to retire later this year.
- Ted worked as a tenant farmer at Toothill Farm.
- The son of an English tenant farmer, he received a good education and little else.
- He was struggling to make a living as a tenant farmer.
- Owners provided tenant farmers with arable land to rent and necessary resources.
- Working their own land gave laborers hope of a rise in status to that of the small tenant farmer.
- As a tenant farmer, he lacks land of his own.
- Almost two-thirds of a tenant farmer's profit would be taken up by market rent.
- His father had been an embittered hired hand to a poor tenant farmer.
- A tenant farmer paid roughly 50 per cent of his crop in rent.
- I grew up in Colorado; my father was a poor tenant farmer.

Definition of tenant farmer in US English:

tenant farmer

nounˈtenənt ˈfärmər

A person who farms rented land.
佃农，佃户
Example sentencesExamples
- He was struggling to make a living as a tenant farmer.
- The average income of a tenant farmer in 1938 was $73 per year.
- Almost two-thirds of a tenant farmer's profit would be taken up by market rent.
- His father, a tenant farmer, was turfed off his land by the estate owners.
- The tenant farmer who currently occupies the farm is due to retire later this year.
- After working as a farm worker, I became a tenant farmer at Coniston Hall Farm.
- His father was a tenant farmer, but ensured that William got a good education.
- The son of an English tenant farmer, he received a good education and little else.
- Owners provided tenant farmers with arable land to rent and necessary resources.
- A tenant farmer paid roughly 50 per cent of his crop in rent.
- As a tenant farmer, he lacks land of his own.
- Many of the inner-city poor of the United States descend from farm laborers and tenant farmers.
- Tenant farmers were forcibly exiled to make way for sheep.
- Ted worked as a tenant farmer at Toothill Farm.
- He worked his way up to being a tenant farmer over 20 years.
- Working their own land gave laborers hope of a rise in status to that of the small tenant farmer.
- The hay will be harvested once a year by a local tenant farmer.
- In 1880 there was probably very little economic difference between the tenant farmer and the landless labourer.
- His father had been an embittered hired hand to a poor tenant farmer.
- I grew up in Colorado; my father was a poor tenant farmer.

词汇	tenant farmer
释义	Definition of tenant farmer in English: tenant farmer noun A person who farms rented land. 佃农，佃户 Example sentencesExamples His father was a tenant farmer, but ensured that William got a good education. Tenant farmers were forcibly exiled to make way for sheep. Many of the inner-city poor of the United States descend from farm laborers and tenant farmers. The average income of a tenant farmer in 1938 was $73 per year. In 1880 there was probably very little economic difference between the tenant farmer and the landless labourer. He worked his way up to being a tenant farmer over 20 years. After working as a farm worker, I became a tenant farmer at Coniston Hall Farm. His father, a tenant farmer, was turfed off his land by the estate owners. The hay will be harvested once a year by a local tenant farmer. The tenant farmer who currently occupies the farm is due to retire later this year. Ted worked as a tenant farmer at Toothill Farm. The son of an English tenant farmer, he received a good education and little else. He was struggling to make a living as a tenant farmer. Owners provided tenant farmers with arable land to rent and necessary resources. Working their own land gave laborers hope of a rise in status to that of the small tenant farmer. As a tenant farmer, he lacks land of his own. Almost two-thirds of a tenant farmer's profit would be taken up by market rent. His father had been an embittered hired hand to a poor tenant farmer. A tenant farmer paid roughly 50 per cent of his crop in rent. I grew up in Colorado; my father was a poor tenant farmer. Definition of tenant farmer in US English: tenant farmer nounˈtenənt ˈfärmər A person who farms rented land. 佃农，佃户 Example sentencesExamples He was struggling to make a living as a tenant farmer. The average income of a tenant farmer in 1938 was $73 per year. Almost two-thirds of a tenant farmer's profit would be taken up by market rent. His father, a tenant farmer, was turfed off his land by the estate owners. The tenant farmer who currently occupies the farm is due to retire later this year. After working as a farm worker, I became a tenant farmer at Coniston Hall Farm. His father was a tenant farmer, but ensured that William got a good education. The son of an English tenant farmer, he received a good education and little else. Owners provided tenant farmers with arable land to rent and necessary resources. A tenant farmer paid roughly 50 per cent of his crop in rent. As a tenant farmer, he lacks land of his own. Many of the inner-city poor of the United States descend from farm laborers and tenant farmers. Tenant farmers were forcibly exiled to make way for sheep. Ted worked as a tenant farmer at Toothill Farm. He worked his way up to being a tenant farmer over 20 years. Working their own land gave laborers hope of a rise in status to that of the small tenant farmer. The hay will be harvested once a year by a local tenant farmer. In 1880 there was probably very little economic difference between the tenant farmer and the landless labourer. His father had been an embittered hired hand to a poor tenant farmer. I grew up in Colorado; my father was a poor tenant farmer.
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