Definition of back station in English:

back station

noun

Australian, NZ

单词	back station
释义	Definition of back station in English: back station noun Australian, NZ A part of a farming estate that is separate from the main estate. the photograph shows two young settlers riding out to a far back station Example sentencesExamples The horses were not what I should call really good buckers, such as you might get on a back station. After his father's death in 1848, he inherited a back-station on Pulletop Creek. The boy met with an accident on a back station in the North-West. It was the spirit of the men who, upon the outbreak of hostilities, travelled fast from far back stations by horse. On the back stations shearing will be late, and will probably extend well into February. Even the back stations have had a very mild winter. He was old and had had a bad time out on the farthest back station. I am also speaking for the men on the back stations, where they have to accommodate a very large number of musterers for a short time every year. The back stations were now about to be ploughed up.
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