Definition & Betydelse | Engelska ordet MOWN

Definition av MOWN

1. mejad, slagen; perfektparticip av mow

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• Most temperate-zone orchards are laid out in a regular grid, with a grazed or mown grass or bare soil base that makes maintenance and fruit gathering easy.
• The home counties have been characterised as being "inhabited on the whole by 'nice', comfortable, and conformist middle-class people" (1987) exemplified by the county of Surrey which has been described as possessing quintessential home counties characteristics of "a comfortable plasticised commuterland with respectable villas and neatly mown lawns interspersed with patches of mild scenery".
• Pasture is typically grazed throughout the summer, in contrast to meadow which is ungrazed or used for grazing only after being mown to make hay for animal fodder.
• For hay, the windrow is often formed by a hay rake, which rakes hay that has been cut by a mowing machine or by scythe into a row, or it may naturally form as the hay is mown.
• He recalled the furore over Barnes's provocative field positioning, extremely close at silly mid-on, and how criticism of his foot being too close to the mown pitch prompted him to plonk his boot a couple of feet into the forbidden territory – and a couple of feet more when the English crowd roared at him.
• Gongsun plays the role of manipulating the weather to confound their pursuers, who lose their way in the lake and are mown down by his group.
• Some New Zealanders pronounce the past participles grown, thrown and mown using two syllables, whereas groan, throne and moan are pronounced as one syllable.
• But in a few regional accents, including some in Northern England, East Anglia and South Wales, the merger has not gone through (at least not completely), so that pairs like toe and tow, moan and mown, groan and grown, sole and soul, throne and thrown are distinct.
• Orston Millennium Green, created for 2001 beside the Smite on donated land, has a mown area for recreation and other sections with various nature and wildlife preservation areas.
• Spraints are typically identified by smell and are known for their distinct odors, the smell of which has been described as ranging from freshly mown hay to putrefied fish.
• In Raschau it was the carpenter Heinrich Bach, Martin Ruder and Paul Weichel as well as Thomas Ficker’s farmhand “all of whom one day, by the emperor’s rapacious warriors who invaded on 20 August, were mown down”.
• Other authors were less understanding of the crew of Africaine, Brenton stating that "they cut the breechings of their guns, and put no shot in them after the first or second broadside", while historian Basil Hall baldly stated in 1833 that they "preferred to be mown down by the French broadsides" than fight under Corbet.
• A more open landscape structure of mown fairways, low mounding, remnant hedgerows and hedgerow trees and young planting is evident.
• To further safe-guard the sward a path is regularly mown through the area during the spring/summer seasons.
• In the subsequent action Terpsichores boat sustained a direct hit from the battery and capsized in the heavy swell, several crew members drowning, but some of the party got ashore, took the mole battery, spiked its six 24-pounder guns and were progressing towards the town when they were mown down by grapeshot fired from a cannon that had been relocated from one of the town's forts for that purpose earlier in the day.
• The site is situated in Fellmonger Park, which consists of mown grassed areas, and an undulating land surface with several mounded areas with mulched tree plantings on top.
• Seventy trees, including athel pines, silky oak, and other pines, plus Dalby myalls, and iron bark, were planted on the frontages to Nicholson Street and the Warrego Highway, and by December 1954 a playing field area had been mown, ploughed and harrowed, ready for rolling.
• For example, there are species that can grow equally well in all three areas: yellow gentian, dog's tooth (western mountains), narcissus, elder-flowered orchid, European white hellebore, and mountain arnica; others prefer mown meadows: Spiked rampion, Bistort, Poet's daffodil, and others are more often found in unmown pastures (whether granite or basalt): Petty whin, Hairy greenweed, Field gentian, Pulsatilla rubra (endemic to the Massif Central and found mainly on the eastern slopes of the various massifs), Meum athamanticum (this plant, also known as cistre, is grazed by Salers or Aubrac cows and is responsible for the flavor of Cantal cheese), Irish Euphorbia (an Atlantic plant found in the west of the massif), Pyrenean Dandilion, etc.

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