cows
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- noun
- /kaʊz/
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vacas
- The dairy barn is home to many cows and their calves.
More people are killed each year by cows than they are by sharks.
- More people are killed each year by cows than they are by sharks.
- And so we need to change cows, just cows alone.
- The the treatment of of pigs and cows is obscene to get milk.
- My understanding is those cows don't move around much.
- Organic nutrients, especially ones that come from cow farms should be tested.
- So I chose the path like around the cows and that took a lot longer.
- And then he says how do you feel about beekeeping and raising cows lol.
- And they talked about how treatment of cows for dairy and all of these things.
- I said, look at those cows just living up there on those hills.
- They're someone once told me a Holstein cow is born trying to die.
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They are Val Di Chiana Cows.
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I ran barefoot through cow fields as a kid, through creeks.
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And so we need to change cows, just cows alone.
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So I chose the path like around the cows and that took a lot longer.
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It's not like they got cheaper cows somewhere, right?
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So they would feed the cows mangoes.
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My understanding is those cows don't move around much.
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Large billboards showing cows that urge people to eat more chicken.
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We know cats, dogs, cows, pigs, goats, sheep.
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So this would be cows, sheep, goats, venison.
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Etymology
Cows comes from an old English word cū, which simply meant 'cow' and is like German Kuh and Dutch koe. So cows has long been the name for the large farm animal kept for milk and meat.