grazed in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for grazed in the English»French Dictionary

I.graze [Brit ɡreɪz, Am ɡreɪz] N

graze

écorchure f

it's just a graze

c'est une simple égratignure

II.graze [Brit ɡreɪz, Am ɡreɪz] VB trans

1. graze (scratch, scrape):

to graze one's knee/shin

s'écorcher le genou/tibia (on, against sur)

2. graze (skim, touch lightly) lips, fingers, bullet:

graze surface, skin

frôler

3. graze FARM:

graze animal

faire paître

graze land

utiliser [qc] comme pacage

III.graze [Brit ɡreɪz, Am ɡreɪz] VB intr

1. graze FARM:

graze sheep:

brouter

graze cow:

paître

to put sth out to graze

mettre qc au pâturage

2. graze inf person:

graze

grignoter

Translations for grazed in the French»English Dictionary

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écorchure

graze

pacager bétail

to pasture, to graze

pacager

to graze

éraflure (au bras)

scratch, graze

érafler peau

to scratch, to graze

s'érafler

to scratch ou graze oneself

paître

to graze

brouter vache, mouton:

to graze

brouter vache, mouton:

to graze

égratigner (en tombant) jambe, genou

to graze

s'égratigner (par frottement)

to graze oneself

viander

to graze

écorcher (en éraflant) visage, jambe

to graze

s'écorcher

to graze oneself

s'écorcher le genou

to graze one's knee

grazed in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for grazed in the English»French Dictionary

I.graze¹ [greɪz] N

graze

égratignure f

II.graze¹ [greɪz] VB trans

1. graze (injure surface skin):

graze

écorcher

to graze one's knee/elbow

s'égratigner le genou/coude

2. graze (touch lightly):

graze

effleurer

I.graze² [greɪz] VB intr

1. graze (eat grass):

graze cattle, sheep

paître

2. graze inf (eat frequent small meals):

graze

grignoter

II.graze² [greɪz] VB trans

graze cattle, sheep, herds:

graze

faire paître

Translations for grazed in the French»English Dictionary

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paître

to graze

faire [ou mener] paître des animaux

to graze animals

brouter de l'herbe

to graze grass

brouter

to graze

érafler

to graze

être écorché genou

to be grazed

frôler

to graze

grazed Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to graze one's knee/elbow

s'égratigner le genou/coude

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This woodland belt has several natural plant communities, but has mostly been heavily grazed and converted to agricultural use now.

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Thus connected they were turned out to graze and rest until they accepted the close presence of their partner.

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Herds of bighorn sheep, deer and wild turkey may often be found grazing on the grounds.

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The island was previously used for sheep grazing, and was regularly burnt.

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It is also common among pouch-owners to eat little and often, or graze, rather than having three large meals a day.

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Instead of reaching up into trees, they may have used their necks to graze over a broad area.

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The term forest can include woodlands, grazing areas, farms, settlements, roads and rivers.

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It then might be grazed for several years before being allowed to return to woodland.

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The cemetery is protected by a fence, which keeps out sheep and cattle that otherwise graze on leased land on and near the trail.

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The communities still graze their herds, but they keep significantly less and respect no grazing areas.

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