EWE
/iː/
Definition

Definition of EWE - Reverso English Dictionary

Acronym

acr: extreme wildfire eventTECH.very big and dangerous fireTECH.
  • The EWE destroyed thousands of acres of forest last summer.
  • An EWE in the region prompted evacuations.
  • Firefighters struggled to contain the EWE for days.
firestorm wildfire
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Origin of EWE

Old English eowu (ewe)

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tupv.
mating
mate with a ewe

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  1. French:épisode extrême de feu de forêt, ...
  2. German:extremes Waldbrandereignis, ...
  3. Italian:evento estremo di incendio boschivo, ...
  4. Spanish:incendio forestal extremo, ...
  5. Portuguese:evento extremo de incêndio florestal, ...
  6. Chinese:极端野火事件, ...
  7. Japanese:極端な山火事事象, ...
  8. Arabic:حدث حريق غابات متطرف, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֵירוּעַ שְׂרֵפָה קִיצוֹנִי, ...
  10. Russian:экстремальный лесной пожар, ...
  11. Ukrainian:екстремальна лісова пожежа, ...
  12. Hindi:अत्यधिक जंगल की आग घटना, ...
ewe
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Definition of ewe - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

animalTECH.female sheep, especially when fully matureTECH.
  • The farmer counted the ewes in the field before sunset.
  • The ewe gave birth to two healthy lambs.
  • The shepherd guided the ewe back to the pen.
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  • ewe: female sheep, especially when fully mature
    female sheep, especially when fully mature

Expressions with ewe

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young female sheep
The farmer cared for the ewe lamb.

Origin of ewe

Old English, eowu (female sheep)

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  1. French:brebis, ...
  2. German:Mutterschaf, ...
  3. Italian:pecora, ...
  4. Spanish:oveja, ...
  5. Portuguese:ovelha, ...
  6. Chinese:母羊, ...
  7. Japanese:雌羊, ...
  8. Arabic:نَعْجَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:כִּבְשָׂה, ...
  10. Russian:овца, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вівця, ...
  12. Hindi:मादा भेड़, ...

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