US /ɡrez/
・UK /ɡreɪz/
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Lloyd argued that if a herder led a large herd of cattle onto a plot of common land to graze, also known as commons, overgrazing could happen.
Lloyd argued that if a herder led a large herd of cattle onto a plot of common land to graze, also known as Commons, overgrazing could happen.
Zebra graze on higher grass.
Wildebeest graze on lower grass.
So chef's graze all day long.
So chefs graze all day long.
We let them graze on the field on their own.
We let them graze on the field on their own.
Yeah, like Birchbox, Graze, Stitch Fix, BarkBox.
To graze means to eat grass and other wild plants, and grazers are the animals, including horses, cows and goats which do this.
To graze means to eat grass and other wild plants, and
You let your arm graze mine and brush my hair to the side.
You let your arm graze mine and
They're constantly having to chew. In the wild, these guys will graze on grasses
In the wild, these guys will graze on grasses, various twigs and leaves, all this dry matter,
They are very social animals and they seem to know how to enjoy life as they graze away.