Definition of paddock - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
Australialarge field for cattle or sheep
- The cattle roamed freely in the paddock.
2.
equestrianUK small field for grazing or training horsesUK
- The horses were led into the paddock.
3.
motor racingUK area for cars before a raceUK
- The team worked on the car in the paddock.
Verb
1.
animalUK place animals in a paddock for grazingUK
- They paddocked the sheep for the night.
2.
enclosureUK enclose in a small fieldUK
- They decided to paddock the horses for the night..
3.
miningDated UK excavate washdirt from a depositDated UK
- Miners paddock the site for valuable minerals.
Images of paddock

large field for cattle or sheep 
small field for grazing or training horses
Expressions with paddock
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person who is not very smart or sensible
He has a few kangaroos in the top paddock.
woman representing sponsors in racing events
Each paddock girl wore a jacket with the sponsor's logo.
enclosed area where horses or livestock are temporarily kept
The horses were moved to the holding paddock before the race.
short boot for riding or working with horses
She wore her paddock boots to the stable.
Origin of paddock
Middle English, pad (toad) + ock (diminutive)
Examples of paddock in a sentence
They built a new fence around the paddock. She walked her pony around the paddock. The paddock was lush and green after the rain. The paddock was bustling with activity before the race. Drivers gathered in the paddock for final preparations. The rancher paddocked the horses before sunset.
We paddock the goats on fresh grass each morning. They paddocked the sheep before the storm hit. Farmers paddock their livestock to keep them safe. Workers paddock the area to find hidden treasures. They paddock the land, hoping to strike gold.
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- French:pâturage, mettre au pré, ...
- German:Weide, in einen Pferch bringen, ...
- Italian:paddock, mettere gli animali in un recinto, ...
- Spanish:potrero, encerrar en un cercado, ...
- Portuguese:piquete, encurralar, ...
- Chinese:牧场, 圈养, ...
- Japanese:パドック, 放牧する, ...
- Arabic:مرعى, أَوى الى حظيرة, ...
- Hebrew:מִכְלָאָה, לְשַׁכֵּן בְּמִכְלָאָה, ...
- Russian:пастбище, загонять в загон, ...
- Ukrainian:пасовище, заганяти, ...
- Hindi:मैदान, बाड़े में रखना, ...

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