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BNC: 35532 COCA: 14839

corral

Related topics: Agriculture
cor·ral1 /kəˈrɑːl $ kəˈræl/ noun [countableC]  
TAa fairly small enclosed area where cattle, horses etc can be kept temporarily, especially in North America 〔尤指北美临时关牛、马等的〕畜栏
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corral• In addition, they gave equestrian center managers permission to add 17 corrals and space for up to two dozen more horses.• The signs of depopulation are all around: the remains of a school, a corral and houses just down the valley.• Surrounding the farm area were some eight acres of yards and corrals, suitable for sheep and cattle.• Empty saddles in the old corral My tears would be dry tonight.• We stood around the corral watching a cowboy saddle the horse.• After lunch we gather at the corral.• Even the corrals had weeds in them, because the horses were gone.• We went to the corral and caught and saddled the horses.
Related topics: Agriculture
corral2 verb (corralled, corralling British EnglishBrE, corraled, corraling American EnglishAmE) [transitiveT]  
1  TAto make animals move into a corral 把〔牲畜〕赶入畜栏
 They corralled the cattle before loading them onto the truck.
他们在把牛装上车以前，先把牛赶入了畜栏。
2  KEEP somebody IN A PLACEto keep people in a particular area, especially in order to control them 把〔人〕限制在某地方
 Once at the airport, we were herded to the gate and corralled into a small room.
我们一到机场就被赶到登机口，关进一个小房间里。
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corral• Ideas do not exist in a vacuum, free-floating in outer space, waiting to be corralled.• The secret of exciting pop lies in corralling a succession of brilliant moments.• The majority, over 2000, were slowly corralled and herded into Trafalgar Square, where they were detained for 4 hours.• Social psychologist Rowland S.. Miller, however, has corralled eight reasons by drawing on years of research in psychology.• Lewis couldn't be corralled for an interview.• Keep the kids corralled safely in the backyard.• We could corral them into one big mass of frightened bugs.• The media strained against the yellow stanchion that kept them corralled toward the back.
Origin corral1
(1500-1600) Spanish Vulgar Latin currale “enclosed place for vehicles”, from Latin currus “wheeled vehicle”
cor·ral1 nouncorral2 verb
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BNC: 35532 COCA: 14839
BNC: 35532 COCA: 14839
BNC: 35532 COCA: 14839

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