| 释义 |
Definition of herdsman in English: herdsmannounPlural herdsmen ˈhəːdzmənˈhərdzmən 1The owner or keeper of a herd of domesticated animals. 牧主，牧人 Example sentencesExamples - When he visits farmers, ploughmen and herdsmen to offer advice on improving and increasing their yields, he secretly jots down their curses and swear words in a small notebook.
- It is a land of endless bush, villages, nomadic cattle herdsmen and subsistence farmers.
- Along the way he challenges traditional interpretations about the role and scope of southern herdsmen and their herds.
- Tensions are further exacerbated between farmers and herdsmen as they struggle to search for pasture and water for their herds, as it becomes more and more scarce.
- Small herds of sheep and cattle, with shouting herdsmen, making their slow way down the street to some butcher's or some House's private stable.
- Indeed, there was little need for the vast majority of them, whether merchants, farmers, or herdsmen, to know how to read or write.
- The true citizens of Alin were mostly farmers and herdsmen.
- Ron Turner, 55, from Long Marston, near York, has worked as a herdsman looking after dairy cattle for the last 40 years.
- These are only a handful from a vast collection including many regional cheeses made on a small scale by herdsmen or on collective farms.
- He argues that access to the legal system for lawyers, judges, district attorneys offices, and others, can result in over-consumption in the same way that cattle can overgraze grazing land when many herdsmen have access to it.
- This has been the approach taken by slash and burn agricultural communities in the tropical forests, cattle herdsmen in regions of Africa, and many international timber companies.
- It is at this time that our farmers, growers, herdsmen and stockmen are really suffering the pressure of economic damage due to foot-and-mouth disease and other market factors.
- In his three paintings of herdsmen and cattle at Dulwich, a moist swirl of twilight, suspended over the low horizon, permeates the mild marshy pastures and caresses the slack flanks of the grazing animals.
- There are numerous pictures of cattle with their herdsmen.
- If ever there is a place to grasp the climatic and environmental changes in China, it is not out on the vast plains, where herdsmen and farmers battle over dwindling water resources and tillable land.
- Snow 17-24 centimetres deep has slowed rescue efforts and made it difficult for local herdsmen to feed their animals.
- An indigenous nation of mountain herdsmen and farmers with their own language and clan-based society, the Chechens have lived in the Caucasus for thousands of years.
- The ethnic-religious texture of the conflict is exacerbated by competition between Arab herdsmen and ethnic African farmers for water and forage.
- Traditionally, Eritreans lived rural lifestyles as farmers or nomadic herdsmen and women.
- He was out here in the wilds initiating low-interest loans, ‘reasonable amounts’ for poor farmers and herdsmen to manage.
Synonyms stockman, herder, drover, shepherd, cattleman, cowherd, cowhand, cowman, cowboy, rancher North American sheepman in Spanish-speaking America gaucho, llanero, ranchero, vaquero North American informal cowpuncher, cowpoke, broncobuster North American dated buckaroo archaic herd - 1.1 The constellation Boötes.
牧夫星座
Definition of herdsman in US English: herdsmannounˈhərdzmənˈhərdzmən 1The owner or keeper of a herd of domesticated animals. 牧主，牧人 Example sentencesExamples - An indigenous nation of mountain herdsmen and farmers with their own language and clan-based society, the Chechens have lived in the Caucasus for thousands of years.
- This has been the approach taken by slash and burn agricultural communities in the tropical forests, cattle herdsmen in regions of Africa, and many international timber companies.
- He argues that access to the legal system for lawyers, judges, district attorneys offices, and others, can result in over-consumption in the same way that cattle can overgraze grazing land when many herdsmen have access to it.
- When he visits farmers, ploughmen and herdsmen to offer advice on improving and increasing their yields, he secretly jots down their curses and swear words in a small notebook.
- Small herds of sheep and cattle, with shouting herdsmen, making their slow way down the street to some butcher's or some House's private stable.
- Along the way he challenges traditional interpretations about the role and scope of southern herdsmen and their herds.
- Snow 17-24 centimetres deep has slowed rescue efforts and made it difficult for local herdsmen to feed their animals.
- Tensions are further exacerbated between farmers and herdsmen as they struggle to search for pasture and water for their herds, as it becomes more and more scarce.
- Indeed, there was little need for the vast majority of them, whether merchants, farmers, or herdsmen, to know how to read or write.
- It is at this time that our farmers, growers, herdsmen and stockmen are really suffering the pressure of economic damage due to foot-and-mouth disease and other market factors.
- It is a land of endless bush, villages, nomadic cattle herdsmen and subsistence farmers.
- If ever there is a place to grasp the climatic and environmental changes in China, it is not out on the vast plains, where herdsmen and farmers battle over dwindling water resources and tillable land.
- These are only a handful from a vast collection including many regional cheeses made on a small scale by herdsmen or on collective farms.
- Traditionally, Eritreans lived rural lifestyles as farmers or nomadic herdsmen and women.
- There are numerous pictures of cattle with their herdsmen.
- The true citizens of Alin were mostly farmers and herdsmen.
- The ethnic-religious texture of the conflict is exacerbated by competition between Arab herdsmen and ethnic African farmers for water and forage.
- In his three paintings of herdsmen and cattle at Dulwich, a moist swirl of twilight, suspended over the low horizon, permeates the mild marshy pastures and caresses the slack flanks of the grazing animals.
- He was out here in the wilds initiating low-interest loans, ‘reasonable amounts’ for poor farmers and herdsmen to manage.
- Ron Turner, 55, from Long Marston, near York, has worked as a herdsman looking after dairy cattle for the last 40 years.
Synonyms stockman, herder, drover, shepherd, cattleman, cowherd, cowhand, cowman, cowboy, rancher - 1.1the Herdsman The constellation Boötes.
牧夫星座
|