Betekenis van:
graze

graze
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • schot dat slechts zijdelings raakt
  • the act of grazing

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graze
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • streepvormige, ondiepe huidverwonding
  • a superficial abrasion

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to graze
Werkwoord
  • laten grazen
  • let feed in a field or pasture or meadow

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to graze
Werkwoord
  • met gras voeden
  • feed as in a meadow or pasture

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to graze
Werkwoord
  • in grasland gras eten
  • let feed in a field or pasture or meadow

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to graze
Werkwoord
  • schrammen
  • break the skin (of a body part) by scraping
"She was grazed by the stray bullet"

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to graze
Werkwoord
  • schampen
  • scrape gently
"graze the skin"

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to graze
Werkwoord
  • vouwen
  • scrape gently
"graze the skin"

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to graze
Werkwoord
  • beweiden
  • feed as in a meadow or pasture

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to graze
Werkwoord
    • eat lightly, try different dishes

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    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. I have a graze here.
    2. The sheep graze the grass in the field.
    3. The herds are turned out into the pasture to graze.
    4. Their normal daily pattern is to graze, move a few steps and graze again.
    5. Ideally, management systems for equines should accommodate their natural behaviour, in particular the need to graze, exercise, and socialise.
    6. the dates on which livestock is allowed to graze the land or on which the land is cropped for feedingstuffs.
    7. Where they are not given the opportunity to graze, they should be provided with a suitable quantity of long fibre/roughage every day.
    8. Since they naturally graze for long periods, they should ideally have constant access to forage in the form of fresh grass, hay, silage or straw.
    9. Farm species have evolved to live in different conditions; for example ruminants graze and rest during daylight in open grassland, whereas pigs show crepuscular activity in woodland areas.
    10. Management systems for all farm animals should accommodate their natural behaviour, in particular the need to graze or forage, exercise and socialise.
    11. Unlike ruminants, equines may graze continuously for many hours and under natural conditions they will spend fourteen to sixteen hours daily at this activity.
    12. Notwithstanding point 4.13, during the period of transhumance animals may graze on conventional land when they are being moved on foot from one grazing area to another.
    13. The uptake of conventional feed, in the form of grass and other vegetation on which the animals graze, during this period shall not exceed 10 % of the total feed ration per year.
    14. When animals under transhumance are moved on foot from one pasture to another, they will pass through and graze on conventional land, both on the way in and out of the areas of transhumance and between the different transhumance grazing pastures.
    15. In some Member States, the use of pasturage on organic land is combined with the traditional grazing system of transhumance. When animals under transhumance are moved on foot from one pasture to another, they will pass through and graze on conventional land, both on the way in and out of the areas of transhumance and between the different transhumance grazing pastures.