culled 的定义
- selected, either as desirable or undesirable, and removed from a larger group:A number of culled sows were condemned due to emaciation.
- subjected to or reduced by this process:In the aftermath of the avian flu outbreak, many poultry farmers made claims seeking compensation for culled flocks.
- gathered or collected:This “reinvention” theory of art resonates especially with artists whose work relies on culled or salvaged materials.
culled 近义词
pick out for reason
gather
更多culled例句
- The government can’t pass an emergency bill on the mink cull without a three-quarters majority, meaning the opposition has the scope to block the plan.
- The mink industry, while angered by the proposed cull, signaled it would ultimately have few choices.
- Though there is little transmission to humans, the culls will put a further economic burden on the agriculture sectors as economic crises mount.
- White-bread ISIS recruits, culled from the wastelands of Web 2.0, call that tidy division into terrible question.
- Freeman never consented to the story; the newspaper culled its content from an MTV interview.
- We are all used to on a current basis of animals being culled in the wild.
- Her songs, which she cowrote with songwriter-producer Joel Little, are all culled from real-life experiences.
- Here are six questions (and answers) culled from our conversation.
- The following day he culled a log in another and distant skidway whose butt showed a slant of a good six inches.
- The day following he culled another of the same sort on still another skidway.
- Much of the substance of what we have written has been culled from the pages of that fascinating volume.
- Dey is worsern jack-lanterns 'ticin' de culled fokses furder und furder into misery.
- The facts respecting these three edifices have been culled from ancient parchments which would fill a large wheelbarrow.