Definition of cattle run in English:

cattle run

noun

Australian, NZ

A tract of land used for grazing cattle.
he took up a small farm and later leased a cattle run
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1956, a ringer came in from a cattle run, dumped his swag under the big gum tree in Parsons Street, then jumped in my taxi.
- Those killed in the conflicts were perhaps refugees or working on the cattle runs.
- The town was first established as a cattle run back in 1839—more than a decade before the gold rush started.
- The restoration will not include the auxiliaries because they won't be needed for big cattle runs.
- He was soon looking to buy pastoral land to establish a cattle run, rather than investing in Adelaide property.
- The government started to purchase some of the larger sheep and cattle runs and to develop them into smaller units, largely for dairy production.
- Whilst I was travelling the lonely outback to far distant cattle runs, missions, and Aboriginal communities, I do not recall a time when I felt that my life was in danger.
- They were handed the deeds to the former Loves Creek pastoral lease, which was established in 1896 as a cattle run.
- In 1856, he bought a cattle run at Mount Remarkable.
- I ran full-speed, directly into an electric fence along the cattle run.

单词	cattle run
释义	Definition of cattle run in English: cattle run noun Australian, NZ A tract of land used for grazing cattle. he took up a small farm and later leased a cattle run Example sentencesExamples In 1956, a ringer came in from a cattle run, dumped his swag under the big gum tree in Parsons Street, then jumped in my taxi. Those killed in the conflicts were perhaps refugees or working on the cattle runs. The town was first established as a cattle run back in 1839—more than a decade before the gold rush started. The restoration will not include the auxiliaries because they won't be needed for big cattle runs. He was soon looking to buy pastoral land to establish a cattle run, rather than investing in Adelaide property. The government started to purchase some of the larger sheep and cattle runs and to develop them into smaller units, largely for dairy production. Whilst I was travelling the lonely outback to far distant cattle runs, missions, and Aboriginal communities, I do not recall a time when I felt that my life was in danger. They were handed the deeds to the former Loves Creek pastoral lease, which was established in 1896 as a cattle run. In 1856, he bought a cattle run at Mount Remarkable. I ran full-speed, directly into an electric fence along the cattle run.
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