bale
noun [ C ]
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verb
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Meaning of bale in English
bale | American Dictionary
(Definition of bale from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
bale | Business English
bale
noun [ C ]
uk
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Examples of bale
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They refused to feed their cattle baled hay for fear of disease.
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Five bales from each site were split to obtain a random sample of c. 1 kg of hay from each bale for accurate weighing.
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The 'north' microsite was located at the base of the north bale on its north side.
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Both total costs per hectare and cost per bale were calculated.
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I am to suppose myself a bale of rags.
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It can therefore be difficult to achieve the straw moisture contents of less than 200 mg/g that are required prior to cutting and baling.
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The teachers and pupils waited in the school courtyard to help the farmers unload several hundred bales of straw.
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Since then, the programme has received financial bale-outs and has undergone a series of largely failed reform efforts.
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The farms in question used their own standard, traditional methods of making and baling the hay.
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Crinkles in clothes taken from bales are preserved, for example, because carefully washed and ironed clothes could equally well have come from a local grave.
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They had also to prepare food for them and provide several hundred bales of straw.
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The increased costs per bale were mainly due to lower yields in the organic system (see below).
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Costs of production per bale were on average 37% higher for organic than for conventional cotton.
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Oats would be harvested for grain and the straw baled; a single alfalfa harvest would be taken one month after oat harvest.
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Other habitat includes edge of woodland, hedgerow, canal, willows, pond, and hay bales.
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大量の物を束ねたもの, 圧縮こん包した大型物…
balya, demet, deste…
balle, écoper…
bala…
كَومة…
balík, žok, vybírat (vodu z lodi)…
balle, øse…
segulung, satu bal, menguras…
หีบห่อมัดรวมกันเป็นตั้ง, วิดน้ำ…
kiện hàng, đóng thành kiện…
bela…
bandela, menimba air keluar…
der Ballen, ausschöpfen…
(høy)balle, øse…
곤포…
balla, vuotare, gettare in mare…
тюк…
