Übersetzung für 'pasture ground' von Englisch nach Deutsch

pasture ground

Weideplatz {m}

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pasture

Wiese {f}agr.

Hut {f} [veraltet]agr.

Weide {f}agr.

Aue {f}

Weidegrund {m}agr.

Viehweide {f}agr.

Au {f} [südd.] [österr.]

Weideland {n}agr.

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to pasture

weiden lassen

weidenagr.

grasen

alpine pasture

Alm {f}agr.

upland pasture

Hochweide {f}agr.

wood pasture

Waldweide {f} [Hütewald]agr.for.

pasture fence

Weidezaun {m}

cultivated pasture

kultiviertes Grünland {n}agr.

mountain pasture

Mahd {n} [österr.]agr.

fallow pasture

Brachwiese {f}agr.

rough pasture

Magerwiese {f}agr.ecol.geogr.

hill pasture

Bergweide {f}agr.

• Birka settlement originated around 800 AD on the shores of the strait separating Björkö and Adelsö, today a pasture-ground known as "Bystan" covering some 12 ha.
• They moved to their current ground of Recreation Park from the Fatten Pasture ground in 1928.
• In 1881 a large number of people who lived in the village of Birling worked in agriculture due to the large amount of pasture ground and meadow.
• “Disdis” was also called “Stancia” by the Spaniards as it served as a pasture ground for their horses while the portion which eventually became a part of Bagulin was predominantly inhabited by the Igorots.
• Most of site is pasture-ground but there are also deciduous forests of pubescent oak ("Quercus pubescens"), Hungarian oak ("Quercus frainetto"), Austrian oak ("Quercus cerris") and Oriental hornbeam ("Carpinus orientalis").

• Pfafflar was mentioned for the first time in 1300 AD as “Pavelaers”, which is based on the Latin term “pabularium” (alpine pasture, pasture ground) or “pabulariu” (feeding stable).
• “Potrero” means a farm for rearing horses or pasture ground in Spanish.