Definition of house paddock in English:

house paddock

noun

Australian, NZ

单词	house paddock
释义	Definition of house paddock in English: house paddock noun Australian, NZ A paddock next to a farmhouse. he'll stay in the house paddock until he's recovered Example sentencesExamples He fell from the windmill in the house paddock. To the north-west were the stock-yards and house paddock. You cut a couple of she-oak saplings for sliprails to act as a gate to the house paddock. The house paddock is smallish and square but there is no indication of an actual house. There was a fence separating the house paddock from the rest of the farm. A couple of kangaroos were grazing in the house paddock. She let her head drop to the railing surrounding her house paddock. I perused the house paddock and found my four domestic horses happily grazing. He had confirmed he was no bushman by sticking mainly to the tracks around the house paddock. Then came a generous house paddock behind which one could see two separate out-houses.
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