Definition
Definition of strick - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
measurementRare UK measure of volume for grainsRare UK
- The farmer filled a strick with wheat.
2.
textileRare bunch of flax ready for processingRare
- She prepared a strick for spinning.
3.
agricultureRare flat wood piece for leveling grainRare
- He used a strick to level the grain.
Origin of strick
Middle English, striken (to strike)
Examples of strick in a sentence
A strick is essential for accurate grain measurement. The workers sorted each strick carefully. A strick was laid out for the weavers. Farmers rely on a strick for even grain distribution. A strick was essential for the harvest process.
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- French:boisseau, faisceau de lin, ...
- German:Scheffel, Strang, ...
- Italian:misura di volume per i cereali, mazzo di lino, ...
- Spanish:almud, manojo de lino, ...
- Portuguese:alqueire, feixe de linho, ...
- Chinese:斗, 亚麻束, ...
- Japanese:ストリック, フラックスの束, ...
- Arabic:مكيال, حزمة كتان, ...
- Hebrew:סְטְרִיק, צְרוֹר פִּשְׁתָּן, ...
- Russian:мера, пучок льна, ...
- Ukrainian:мірка, пучок льону, ...
- Hindi:स्ट्रिक, पटरा, ...
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