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1 cattle
['kætl](grass-eating animals, especially cows, bulls and oxen: That farmer does not keep sheep but he keeps several breeds of cattle.) govedo* * *[kaetl]nounzoology živina, govedo; slang konji; figuratively živina (ljudje)horned cattle, black cattle — rogata živina -
2 cattle-rustler
[kaetlrʌslə]nounAmerican see cattle-lifter -
3 cattle-breeder
[kaetlbri:də]nounživinorejec -
4 cattle-breeding
[kaetlbri:diŋ]nounživinorejstvo -
5 cattle-dealer
[kaetldi:lə]nountrgovec z živino -
6 cattle-driver
[kaetldraivə]nounpoganjač -
7 cattle-feeder
[kaetlfi:də]nounnaprava za krmljenje živine -
8 cattle-food
[kaetlfud]nounhrana za živino, krma -
9 cattle-leader
[kaetlli:də]nounnosni obroček (za vodenje živine) -
10 cattle-lifter
[kaetlliftə]nountat živine -
11 cattle-pen
[kaetlpen]nounstaja za živino -
12 cattle-plague
[kaetlpleig]nounmedicine živinska kuga -
13 cattle-ranch
[kaetlra:nč]nounživinorejska farma -
14 cattle-range
[kaetlreindž]nounpašnik -
15 cattle-shed
[kaetlšed]nounhlev za živino -
16 cattle-show
[kaetlšou]nounživinska razstava -
17 cattle-truck
[kaetltrʌk]nounživinski tovornjak ali vagon -
18 black-cattle
[blaekkaetl]nounčrno govedo; figuratively zaničevanja vredni ljudje -
19 mad cow disease
noun (a fatal disease of cattle, which can affect also humans who eat meat from infected cattle.) bolezen norih krav -
20 breeding
noun (education and training; good manners: a man of good breeding.) vzgoja* * *[brí:diŋ]noungojenje, reja, vzgoja; vedenje; povečanje goriva v reaktorjubiology cross breeding — križanje
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cattle — noun (plural) cows and bulls kept on a farm for their meat or milk: herds of cattle | 20/100 etc head of cattle (=20, 100 etc cattle) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English