Feedbag Meaning in English

word

US

ˈfidˌbæɡ

FEED-bag

UK

fˈiːdbæɡ

FEED-bag

释义

A feedbag is a bag, usually made of cloth, filled with food and hung around the head of a horse so it can eat. Sometimes it can be used humorously to refer to a meal or eating.

用法与细微差别

Mainly refers to horses; 'strap on the feedbag' is a playful idiom meaning to eat a meal. Rare in everyday speech except on farms or used humorously. Not used for humans literally.

• Spanish: bolsa de forraje - bolsa de comida (para caballos)
• Portuguese (BR): bolsa de ração (para cavalos) - bolsa de alimento
• Portuguese (PT): saco de ração (para cavalos) - bolsa de alimento
• Chinese (Simplified): 饲料袋（马用）
• Chinese (Traditional): 飼料袋（馬用）
• Hindi: चारा की थैली (घोड़ों के लिए)
• Arabic: كيس العلف (للخيل)
• Bengali: খাদ্যব্যাগ - খাবারের থলি (ঘোড়ার জন্য)
• Russian: кормушка (для лошади)
• Japanese: 飼い袋（馬用）
• Vietnamese: túi đựng thức ăn (cho ngựa)
• Korean: 여물주머니
• Turkish: yem torbası
• Urdu: چارے کی تھیلی (گھوڑے کے لیے)
• Indonesian: kantong pakan (untuk kuda)

例句

The horse ate from its feedbag every morning.

basic

Please fill the feedbag with oats for the horse.

basic

The farmer hung the feedbag on the fence after lunch.

basic

I'm starving—time to strap on the feedbag!

natural

After a long day, he went home and hit the feedbag right away.

natural

You ready to put on the feedbag at the barbecue tonight?

natural