Herefords Meaning in English
word · lemma: hereford
释义
Herefords are a breed of cattle known for their reddish-brown bodies and white faces, originally from England, commonly used for beef production.
用法与细微差别
"Herefords" refers specifically to cattle of the Hereford breed, usually in plural for herds or groups. Used mostly in agricultural, farming, and livestock contexts.
Spanish: hereford (raza de ganado)Portuguese (BR): hereford (raça de gado)Portuguese (PT): hereford (raça de gado)Chinese (Simplified): 赫里福德牛Chinese (Traditional): 赫裏福德牛Hindi: हेरिफोर्ड (गाय की नस्ल)Arabic: هيريفورد (سلالة أبقار)Bengali: হেরেফোর্ড গরুRussian: герефордыJapanese: ヘレフォード牛Vietnamese: bò HerefordKorean: 헤리퍼드 소Turkish: Hereford sığırıUrdu: ہیرفورڈ گائےIndonesian: sapi Hereford
例句
Did you know Herefords were first bred in England centuries ago?
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There are many Herefords on the farm.
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The Herefords are eating grass in the field.
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The farmer bought ten Herefords last year.
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Herefords are known for their gentle temperament and hardiness.
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My uncle raises Herefords because they adapt well to different climates.
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