forage / ˈfɔr ɪdʒ, ˈfɒr- /

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forage3 个定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. food for horses or cattle; fodder; provender.
  2. the seeking or obtaining of such food.
  3. the act of searching for provisions of any kind.
  4. a raid.
v. 无主动词 verb

for·aged, for·ag·ing.

  1. to wander or go in search of provisions.
  2. to search about; seek; rummage; hunt: He went foraging in the attic for old mementos.
  3. to make a raid.
v. 有主动词 verb

for·aged, for·ag·ing.

  1. to collect forage from; strip of supplies; plunder: to forage the countryside.
  2. to supply with forage.
  3. to obtain by foraging.

forage 近义词

v. 动词 verb

search madly for

更多forage例句

  1. Most fallow or unplanted soils are below the neutral level, meaning they’re acidic, which prevents planted forage from accessing the soil’s nutrients.
  2. A few simple steps, a little time, and a few bucks for shipping, and you’ll have the information you need to give your seeds the best chance to flourish into deer-magnet forage.
  3. Charred proteins and veggies and starches take less energy to chew and digest than raw ones, netting more calories and nutrients with each forage and hunt.
  4. There’s so much forage about, the predators are in hunting mode.
  5. When rainfall is plentiful, there’s more likely to be enough forage for all grass-eaters.
  6. Make him forage, dig it out of the ice, catch the occasional live trout.
  7. They raise cattle on the grassland, and sow the other half in wheat and forage for the herd.
  8. They go to the grocery store dumpster to forage for food, find potatoes, butter, and celery.
  9. His main body set about preparing food, and disposed themselves at ease, while parties went out to forage.
  10. This led to the discovery that the young urchin had been on a most successful forage for a dinner that morning.
  11. He had to keep 160 men and eighty horse, and to draw all victuals and forage from England.
  12. On coming in front of the Captain, he stopped short, and raised his hand respectfully to the peak of his forage cap.
  13. Youatt attributes it to certain kinds of forage, which are peculiar to the above situations.