Graze Meaning in English
word
ˈɡɹeɪz
GRAYZ
ɡɹˈeɪz
GRAYZ
释义
To feed on grass or other plants, usually used for animals; also means to touch or scrape something lightly, such as skin against a surface.
用法与细微差别
'Graze' is most common when talking about farm animals eating plants ('sheep graze'), but also means a light touch or scrape, especially with skin injuries ('graze your knee'). Not used for people eating.
Spanish: pacer - raspar (herida)Portuguese (BR): pastar - arranhar (ferida)Portuguese (PT): pastar - arranhar (ferida)Chinese (Simplified): 吃草 - 擦伤Chinese (Traditional): 喫草 - 擦傷Hindi: चरना - छिल जानाArabic: ترعى - تخدشBengali: চরত (পশুর জন্য) - ছুঁয়ে যাওয়া - ঘষা খাওয়া (ত্বক)Russian: пастись - задеть (слегка коснуться) - поцарапатьJapanese: 草を食べる - 軽く触れる - すりむくVietnamese: gặm cỏ - chạm nhẹ - trầy xướcKorean: 풀을 뜯다 - 스치다 - 긁히다Turkish: otlamak - hafifçe değmek - sıyrık yapmakUrdu: چرنا - ہلکا سا چھونا - چھل جاناIndonesian: merumput - menyentuh ringan - lecet
例句
Cows graze in the field every day.
basic
Be careful not to graze your arm on the wall.
basic
The sheep went out to graze after the rain stopped.
basic
I grazed my knee when I tripped on the sidewalk.
natural
The birds sometimes graze in the open grassy space behind our house.
natural
Your sleeve just grazed the wet paint!
natural