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eatage

/ˈiː.tɪdʒ/

Traduction: Nom désignant un fourrage grossier, tel que l'herbe ou le foin, utilisé pour le pâturage ou l'alimentation des chevaux ou du bétail.

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noun

/ˈiː.tɪdʒ/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un fourrage grossier, tel que l'herbe ou le foin, utilisé pour le pâturage ou l'alimentation des chevaux ou du bétail.

A noun referring to bulky food such as grass or hay, used for browsing or grazing by horses or cattle.

indénombrable

  1. Forage for livestockC1formaltechnical

    Bulk plant material such as grass or hay used as food for grazing animals, especially horses and cattle.

    frFourrage pour bétail

    • The farmer stored enough eatage to feed the herd through winter.
    • Horses require high-quality eatage to maintain their energy levels.
    • The pasture provides abundant eatage for the cattle in spring.
    • During drought, supplemental eatage is often needed for livestock.

    Synonymesfodderforagegrassherbagepasturagepasture

Formes
  • eatages plural form
  • eatages' possessive plural form
  • eatage's possessive singular form