Definition
Definition of ley - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
pastureDated UK field covered with grass or herbage suitable for grazing by livestockDated UK
- The cows grazed peacefully in the ley throughout the day..
2.
geographyDated UK line joining two prominent landscape pointsDated UK
- The ancient ley connected the two hills.
3.
historyRare UK obsolete term for lawRare UK
- In old texts, 'ley' referred to the law.
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field covered with grass or herbage suitable for grazing by livestock
Expressions with ley
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imaginary line believed to connect special or mystical places
Some people think Stonehenge sits on a ley line.
Origin of ley
Old English, lagu (law)
Examples of ley in a sentence
Farmers often rotate crops and ley to maintain soil health. The ley was marked on the ancient map. Explorers followed the ley to discover new sites. The ancient manuscript mentioned the king's ley. Scholars studied the ley in medieval documents.
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- French:prairie, alignement, ...
- German:Weide, Ley-Linie, ...
- Italian:prato, linea ley, ...
- Spanish:pradera, línea de ley, ...
- Portuguese:pastagem, linha ley, ...
- Chinese:牧草地, 地脉, ...
- Japanese:牧草地, レイ, ...
- Arabic:مَرْعًى, خَطّ لِي, ...
- Hebrew:שְׂדֵה מִרְעֶה, קַו, ...
- Russian:луг, линия, ...
- Ukrainian:луг, лей, ...
- Hindi:चरागाह, ले, ...
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