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1 cattle
plural nounVieh, das; Rinder Pl.* * *['kætl](grass-eating animals, especially cows, bulls and oxen: That farmer does not keep sheep but he keeps several breeds of cattle.) das Vieh* * *cat·tle[ˈkætl̩, AM -t̬l̩]n pl200 head of \cattle 200 Stück Vieh“\cattle crossing” „Vorsicht Viehbetrieb“beef \cattle Schlachtrinder pldairy \cattle Milchkühe pl, Milchvieh ntto breed/round up \cattle Rinder züchten/zusammentreibento raise \cattle Rinderzucht betreiben* * *['ktl]plRind(vieh) nt500 head of cattle — 500 Rinder, 500 Stück Vieh
"cattle crossing" — "Vorsicht Viehtrieb!"
* * *1. (Rind)Vieh n:ten (head of) cattle zehn Stück Vieh, zehn Rinder2. pej Viehzeug n (Menschen)* * *plural nounVieh, das; Rinder Pl.* * *n.Rindvieh n.Vieh nur sing. n.Viehzeug n. -
2 breed
1. transitive verb,1) (be the cause of) erzeugen; hervorrufen2) (raise) züchten [Tiere, Pflanzen]3) (bring up) erziehen2. intransitive verb,he was born and bred in London — er ist in London geboren und aufgewachsen
bred sich vermehren; [Vogel:] brüten; [Tier:] Junge haben3. nounthey breed like flies or rabbits — sie vermehren sich wie die Kaninchen
Art, die; (of animals) Rasse, diethe Jersey breed [of cattle] — das Jerseyrind
* * *[bri:d] 1. past tense, past participle - bred; verb1) (to produce young: Rabbits breed often.) gebären2) (to keep animals for the purpose of breeding young: I breed dogs and sell them as pets.) züchten2. noun(a type, variety or species (of animal): a breed of dog.) die Rasse- academic.ru/8886/bred">bred- breeding* * *[bri:d]I. vt<bred, bred>(grow)to \breed dogs/plants Hunde/Pflanzen züchten; ( fig)to \breed crime Verbrechen nt hervorbringento \breed poverty Armut f verursachento \breed resentment Ärger hervorrufen▶ what's bred in the bone will come out in the flesh [or blood] ( prov) was angeboren ist, setzt sich eines Tages auch durchII. vi<bred, bred>III. n\breeds of animal Tierarten plto be a dying \breed einer aussterbenden Gattung angehörena \breed apart eine Sorte für sich fam* * *[briːd] vb: pret, ptp bred1. n(lit, fig: species) Art f, Sorte fa breed apart (fig) — eine besondere or spezielle Sorte or Gattung
2. vtSee:→ born2) (fig: give rise to) erzeugendirt breeds disease — Schmutz verursacht Krankheit, Schmutz zieht Krankheit nach sich
3. vi(animals) Junge haben; (birds) brüten; (pej, hum, people) sich vermehren* * *breed [briːd]A v/t prät und pperf bred [bred]2. a) Tiere züchten:breed in (out) eine Eigenschaft hinein-(weg)züchtenb) eine Kuh etc decken lassen3. Pflanzen züchten, ziehen4. fig hervorrufen, verursachen, führen zu5. auf-, erziehen, ausbilden:breed sb a gentleman jemanden zu einem Gentleman erziehenB v/i1. Nachkommenschaft erzeugen, sich fortpflanzen, sich vermehren:2. brüten3. fig ausgebrütet werden, entstehen, sich bildenC s1. Rasse f, Zucht f, Brut f:breed of horses Zucht-Pferde, Gestüt n2. Art f, (Menschen) Schlag m* * *1. transitive verb,1) (be the cause of) erzeugen; hervorrufen2) (raise) züchten [Tiere, Pflanzen]3) (bring up) erziehen2. intransitive verb,bred sich vermehren; [Vogel:] brüten; [Tier:] Junge haben3. nounthey breed like flies or rabbits — sie vermehren sich wie die Kaninchen
Art, die; (of animals) Rasse, diethe Jersey breed [of cattle] — das Jerseyrind
* * *n.Art -en f.Rasse -n f.(§ p.,p.p.: bred)= sich vermehren v.züchten v.
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