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cattle trail

/ˈkætəl treɪl/

翻译: 历史术语,指用于将牛群从牧场赶到市场或火车站的路线,主要存在于19世纪美国西部。如今该短语在现代语境中很少使用。

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/ˈkætəl treɪl/informalamerican已废弃
  • zh历史术语,指用于将牛群从牧场赶到市场或火车站的路线,主要存在于19世纪美国西部。如今该短语在现代语境中很少使用。

A historical term referring to a route used for driving herds of cattle from ranches to markets or railheads, primarily in the American West during the 19th century. The phrase is now rarely used in modern contexts.

  1. Path for moving livestockB1formal

    A route or path used for moving cattle from one place to another, often during herding or ranching.

    zh赶牛道

    • The ranchers followed the old cattle trail across the plains.
    • Cattle trails were essential for transporting livestock to markets.
    • The cattle trail led through the valley and over the hills.