drover

美 [ˈdroʊvər]英 [ˈdrəʊvə(r)]
  • n.赶牛羊牲畜者;赶畜群上市者

复数: drovers

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noun

赶牛羊牲畜者;赶畜群上市者
a person who moves groups of cows or sheep from one place to another, especially to market

drover

频次

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    N-COUNT 赶牛羊牲畜者
    A drover is someone whose job is to make sheep or cattle move from one place to another in groups.

noun

1
someone who drives a herd
Synonym: herder herdsman

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  1. Sarah Ashley : Mr drover , there 's only one tent .

    萨拉:先生,这里只有一个帐篷。

  2. She got in her car and drover off .

    她钻进汽车,开走了。

  3. Drover : What are you talking about ? You got a filthy mind , lady .

    你在说什么?你有肮脏的心,夫人。

  4. It appeared to have become lighter , for the old drover was not half so heavy as Little Claus .

    他觉得袋子轻了一些;这是没有错的,因为赶牲口的老人只有小克劳斯一半重。

  5. a cat wove itself in and out of railings , but no human eye watched Mrs Drover 's return .

    一只猫在栏杆那儿绕来绕去,但是没有人留意特罗弗太太回来。

  6. So he walked on to the river , which was deep and broad , and threw the sack containing the old drover into the water , believing it to be Little Claus .

    他走向那条又宽又深的河边,把那个装着赶牲口的老人的袋子扔到水里。

  7. On her once familiar street , as in any unused channel , an unfamiliar queerness had silted up ; a cat wove itself in and out of railings , but no human eye watched Mrs Drover 's return .

    走在一度熟悉的大街上,就像在一条没有人走过的道路上一样,她心里充满了从未有过的新奇。一只猫在栏杆那儿绕来绕去,但是没有人留意特罗弗太太回来。