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pasturage

/ˈpɑːs.tʃər.ɪdʒ/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa el pasto o forraje verde y suculento que crece en un pastizal, o el alimento grosero como hierba y heno que consumen los animales que pastan, como caballos y ganado vacuno.

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noun

/ˈpɑːs.tʃər.ɪdʒ/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa el pasto o forraje verde y suculento que crece en un pastizal, o el alimento grosero como hierba y heno que consumen los animales que pastan, como caballos y ganado vacuno.

A noun referring to the lush, green plants found in a pasture, or the coarse feed such as grass and hay that is consumed by grazing animals like horses and cattle.

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  1. Pasture vegetationC1formal

    The lush, green plants that grow on land used for grazing animals.

    esPastos o vegetación de pastoreo

    • The rich pasturage of the valley supported a large herd of cattle.
    • Farmers rotate their livestock to ensure the pasturage remains healthy.
    • The quality of the pasturage directly affects the milk production of dairy cows.

    Sinónimosforagegrassherbagepasturesward

  2. Animal feedC1formal

    Bulk food, such as grass or hay, that is consumed by grazing or browsing animals like horses and cattle.

    esPastoreo

    • During the winter, the horses rely on stored pasturage like hay.
    • The rancher ensured there was enough pasturage for the cattle through the dry season.
    • Good pasturage is essential for the health and growth of grazing livestock.

    Sinónimosforagegrasshayherbagepasture

Formas
  • pasturages plural form
  • pasturages' possessive plural form
  • pasturage's possessive singular form
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