grazed

UK
/ɡreɪzd/
US
/ɡreɪzd/

Translations

grazedadjective
more grazed
Comp.
most grazed
Super.
UK
/ɡreɪzd/
US
/ɡreɪzd/
érafléPour une peau ou une surface légèrement raclée, frottée ou abîmée.
The grazed knee was tender and needed a bandage.
Le genou éraflé était sensible et avait besoin d’un bandage.
pâturéPour un terrain ou une végétation consommés par le bétail au pâturage.
The cattle were moved to a less grazed pasture.
Les bovins ont été déplacés vers un pâturage moins pâturé.
grazeverb

grazed

Past Simple

grazed
Past Simple
grazed
Past Participle
grazing
Gerund
UK
/ɡreɪz/
US
/ɡreɪz/
The cows graze in the meadow all day long.
Les vaches broutent dans la prairie toute la journée.
The bullet grazed his shoulder, leaving a shallow wound.
La balle a effleuré son épaule, laissant une plaie superficielle.
grignoterEn parlant d’une alimentation prise en petites quantités au cours de la journée.
She prefers to graze rather than have three large meals.
Elle préfère grignoter plutôt que prendre trois gros repas.
faire paîtreSens causatif, pour le bétail ou les troupeaux.
They graze their sheep on the common land.
Ils font paître leurs moutons sur les terres communes.
Additional translations
égratignerSens d'une lésion légère de la peau.

Definitions

grazedadjective
Having a surface that has been lightly scraped or abraded.
The grazed knee was tender and needed a bandage.
Of land or vegetation: eaten down or previously fed upon by grazing animals.
The cattle were moved to a less grazed pasture.
grazeverb
To feed on growing grass and pasturage, as do cattle, sheep, etc.
The cows graze in the meadow all day long.
To touch or scrape lightly in passing.
The bullet grazed his shoulder, leaving a shallow wound.
To eat small portions of food throughout the day.
She prefers to graze rather than have three large meals.
To cause (livestock) to feed on grass in a particular area; to pasture.
They graze their sheep on the common land.