Übersetzung für 'cowshed' von Englisch nach Deutsch

cowshed

Kuhstall {m}agr.

• His first school, in Trashigang, was based in an abandoned cowshed and had 7 students.
• The architecture is preserved, and consists of the drying room, the hay loft, and the cowshed. Today, Il Castello is a guesthouse.
• In December 1990, several weeks before the stadium's demolition, heavy snow caused the roof of the "cowshed" section of the stadium to collapse.
• HaZore'a industries include a plastics factory ("Plastopil"), a cowshed, an aquaculture complex ("HaZore'a Aquatics"), a quality control centre ("Maba") and various field crops.
• In the village heart is found a stone, vaulted cowshed. However, nowadays this historic groin-vaulted space is used as a winery's wine-tasting parlour.

• In the middle 1990s Kaye became estranged from Julie, and in 1996 he renovated and moved into a cowshed near to the Inn with his son, transferring his interest in the business to his wife.
• Hindu schools were mushrooming everywhere to the charge that Bhadase was building cowshed schools, which were unhealthy and physically unfit for children to be educated, he declared, "It is better to have a child receive an education in a cowshed than none at all".
• It was converted from a cowshed to a theatre in 1931 and opened in January 1932.
• Gayabari (Nepali translation: The cowshed) is a tea garden village in the Kurseong CD block in the Kurseong subdivision of the Darjeeling District of West Bengal state, India.
• In addition to the Orangery, the estate was bordered by a dairy farm and cowshed that are now lost.

• He was a great lover of cows and had a cowshed within his ashrama.
• Other buildings on site include a cowshed to the north of the main group, tankstands possibly dating to the early 1900s and a garage and prefabricated steel shed for machinery and vehicles.
• In 1871 the cowshed was rebuilt and in 1865 a bakehouse and a laundry were added.
• When the Cultural Revolution started in 1966, Ye Shushua, like many other intellectuals, was persecuted and held in a "cowshed" (...). She also had to work as a house painter.
• The name New Cowper originally comes from the Old English "cu-byre", meaning a cow byre or cowshed.

• Later that century, a cowshed was added to the side and the internal structure was altered.
• They live in an 18th-century cottage on the Surrey Downs, with an adjacent cowshed, formerly his studio, converted as an extension.
• He also recalled that his mother slept with a rifle under her bed until her dying day due to the trauma of hiding in the cowshed with her children at night to escape roving Bedouin gangs.
• These halls are made by moderating the stables and cowshed of Rana General Madan Samsher.
• Before taking them off the cowshed the owner pays respects to them.