Definition
Definition of cattlepost - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
locationRare place where cattle are keptRare
- The farmer visited the cattlepost to check on his herd.
2.
agricultureRare settlement focused on cattle herding activitiesRare
- Families living in the cattlepost rely on livestock.
Origin of cattlepost
English, cattle (livestock) + post (station)
Examples of cattlepost in a sentence
He built a new fence around the cattlepost. They built a new cattlepost near the river.
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- French:enclos à bétail, village d'élevage bovin, ...
- German:Viehstall, Kraal, ...
- Italian:recinto per il bestiame, villaggio di allevamento, ...
- Spanish:puesto de ganado, puesto ganadero, ...
- Portuguese:curral, posto de gado, ...
- Chinese:牛栏, 牧牛村, ...
- Japanese:家畜小屋, カトルポスト, ...
- Arabic:حَظِيرَة ماشِيَة, مستوطنة رعي الماشية, ...
- Hebrew:מֶשֶׁק בָּקָרוֹת, חַוָּה, ...
- Russian:загон для скота, скотоводческое поселение, ...
- Ukrainian:ферма для худоби, скотарське поселення, ...
- Hindi:पशुशाला, पशुपालन, ...
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