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I . rear1 [rɪr, Brit rɪəʳ] ADJ

II . rear1 [rɪr, Brit rɪəʳ] N

I . rear2 VB trans

rear child, animals:

II . rear2 VB intr

rear horse:

rear view mirror N

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These cattle are reared in huge herds numbering in hundreds with a few cowherds tending to them.
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The southern calves are typically reared on pasture and sold as weaners, yearlings or as steers at about two years old or older.
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Reared on natural grasses, veal, heifer, and ox enjoy a great reputation.
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Many an entrepreneur was reared in a tea chest.
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Envy reared its head in his professional brigade often enough and praise was offered with deliberate stinginess.
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After all, whether you eat more humanely reared meat, or eschew meat all together, both options clearly reduce demand for intensively-raised factory farm products.
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Fry are generally reared in large freshwater tanks for 12 to 20 months.
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These cattle are reared in large herds numbering in the hundreds, with a few cowherds tending to them.
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On the other hand, they are widely reared for restocking sport-fishing waters and for aquaculture, where this parasite has its greatest impact.
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More to the point, they are truly wild -- even when reared by humans from birth, they prove completely untameable, scratching and spitting whenever approached.
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