graze|grazed|grazes|grazing in English

verb

[greɪz]

rub lightly against something; scrape the skin from; feed on growing grass (of livestock); watch over livestock while they are grazing

Use "graze|grazed|grazes|grazing" in a sentence

1. She suffered only minor grazes in the crash.

2. — grass height monitoring across all grazed fields;

3. The earthen pot is grazed inside.

4. The tornado just narrowly grazed the school...

5. How to treat Cuts and grazes Stop the bleeding

6. The Babbling man was grazed by a shot …

7. Most Cuts and grazes are minor and can be easily treated at home

8. The local dragon, a marine iguana, grazes on green algae.

9. The sheep continued to graze.

10. I appear to have grazed your billiard table.

11. Species richness of farmland songbirds was higher in grazed than in non-grazed patches, and the richness and abundance of reed songbirds was higher in unburned, old-burned, and grazed patches than in recently burned patches.

12. The ability to graze their cattle over large areas has diminished Considerablyover recent years due to increased urbanization and the declaration of the Maasai Mara and theSerengeti Game Reserves, which were former Maasai grazing land

13. Cattle graze on the grass.

14. Dab the graze with antiseptic.

15. Minor cuts and grazes can usually be left uncovered to heal by themselves.

16. The cattle were turned out to graze.

17. His knee stung from the graze.

18. The cows were grazing.

19. By the 1860s thousands of sheep grazed freely on the island.

20. Flocks of goats and camels grazed on the inhospitable land.

21. Furthermore, flocks of sheep graze there, as foretold.

22. Acropodia did not graze directly on A

23. The animals tend to graze in herd.

24. I've got a graze on my leg.

25. Horses are grazing in the pasture.