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graze
/ɡreɪz/
verb
Otlamak
To feed on growing grass or plants in a field (of animals, especially livestock).
- Cattle were grazing in the meadow.
- The sheep grazed peacefully on the hillside.
- Wild deer graze at dawn and dusk.
- Nomadic pastoralists move their herds seasonally to allow livestock to graze on fresh pasture and prevent overexploitation of vegetation.
- Ecologists found that when large herbivores graze intensively, plant diversity in temperate grasslands can actually increase due to reduced competition.
- Sustainable farming models often incorporate rotational systems in which cattle graze different paddocks to maintain soil health and forage quality.
verb
Sıyırmak, hafifçe çarpmak
To touch or scrape lightly in passing; to brush against something.
- The bullet grazed his arm but didn't cause serious injury.
- She grazed her knee when she fell off the bike.
- The car grazed the fence as it backed out.
noun
Sıyrık, çizik
A slight scratch or scrape on the skin or a surface.
- It's just a graze; you don't need stitches.
- He had a graze on his elbow from the fall.
- The graze healed quickly without leaving a scar.