English to Latin Meaning of meagre

Meagre :

adjective

Meagre :: exiguis

← Meadow

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Definitions of meagre in English

Noun(1) a field where grass or alfalfa are grown to be made into hay

Examples of meagre in English

(1) 143 acres of meadow and pasture(2) Karen had her apron full of herbs picked in the meadow near the creek.(3) Soil analysis and pasture inventories were conducted annually on each hay meadow .(4) a meadow ready for cutting(5) There are four acres of wildflower meadow surrounded by woodland.(6) He came out of the thick woods into a small meadow , his arrow on his bow ready to be shot at anything that moved.(7) a pleasant campsite in a meadow, complete with sparkling stream(8) He threw himself onto the ground as the meadow was filled with the twang of many bowstrings.(9) A dark line of bent grass led through the moonlight silvered sheen across the meadow and toward the mountain.(10) Oddly enough, the stream dissected the meadow with near perfection.(11) Luke had decided to take a long ride across the estate's grounds to the meadow in the east limit and set a picnic for both of us there.(12) The sleeve depicts trees in a meadow of purple flowers.(13) Soon they were ready to leave the meadow but they all knew something was missing.(14) Two hours passed, and they finally reached the meadow by the Cher River.(15) Actually, it was a pretty big meadow with a small river flowing on the left side of it with a huge oak tree in the middle.(16) The meadows suitable for grazing stock were covered in thick lush grasses, which waved in the breezes.

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