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Hereford Meaning in English

word

ˈhɛɹəfɝd
HER-uh-ferd
ˈhɛr.ə.fəd
HER-uh-fuhd

释义

A Hereford is a breed of cattle known for its reddish-brown body and white face, originally from Herefordshire, England. It is raised mainly for beef production.

用法与细微差别

'Hereford' is always capitalized and used mainly in agricultural or farming contexts. Most often refers to the breed, not to places or people. Common phrases: 'Hereford cattle', 'Hereford bull', 'purebred Hereford'.

例句

A Hereford is a type of beef cattle.

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The farmer bought three Herefords for his ranch.

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Hereford cattle are known for their white faces.

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Many ranches raise Herefords because they grow quickly and are hardy.

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If you see a cow with a red body and white face, it's probably a Hereford.

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The world record for the heaviest Hereford bull was set in 2017.

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