Definition of mountain sheep in English:

mountain sheep

noun

see bighorn, Welsh mountain sheep
Example sentencesExamples
- The back country is filled with wild moose, caribou, bears, mountain sheep, and copious amounts of other wildlife that chose to reveal itself.
- To simply hope that the predator-prey relationship will reach some sort of equilibrium without intervention is to sentence these mountain sheep to extinction.
- Subsistence food for the Inuit of Alaska included whale meat, caribou, moose, walrus, seal, fish, fowl, mountain sheep, bear, hares, squirrels, and foxes.
- They include several mouflons as well as the American bighorn or mountain sheep.
- Wild populations of bighorn mountain sheep are carefully managed in North America for hunters who want a chance to shoot a ram with a trophy set of horns.
- In addition to buffalo, men hunted larger game, such as deer, moose, mountain sheep, antelope, and elk.
- Men hunted deer, mountain sheep, and antelope.
- In addition to bison remains, bones of mountain sheep, deer, marmot, and cotton-tail rabbit illustrate the diversity of species exploited by groups within this tradition.
- This summer, my wife and I were lucky enough to spend a wonderful 10 days in a remote part of British Columbia - an area where grizzly and black bears, mountain sheep, wolves and moose are plentiful and still range freely.
- Three men hunting mountain sheep found more than they were looking for when they found the remains of a 500-year-old man.
- The next day, we grabbed a quick breakfast, a close-up look at some deer hanging around the townsite (we had seen a mountain sheep the day before) and headed off on a boat tour down the lake.
- They also used bows and arrows to hunt elk, deer, and mountain sheep, although hunting was often difficult on the hot, open plateaus of their homeland.

Definition of mountain sheep in US English:

mountain sheep

noun

1
another term for bighorn
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition to buffalo, men hunted larger game, such as deer, moose, mountain sheep, antelope, and elk.
- To simply hope that the predator-prey relationship will reach some sort of equilibrium without intervention is to sentence these mountain sheep to extinction.
- In addition to bison remains, bones of mountain sheep, deer, marmot, and cotton-tail rabbit illustrate the diversity of species exploited by groups within this tradition.
- This summer, my wife and I were lucky enough to spend a wonderful 10 days in a remote part of British Columbia - an area where grizzly and black bears, mountain sheep, wolves and moose are plentiful and still range freely.
- They also used bows and arrows to hunt elk, deer, and mountain sheep, although hunting was often difficult on the hot, open plateaus of their homeland.
- They include several mouflons as well as the American bighorn or mountain sheep.
- Subsistence food for the Inuit of Alaska included whale meat, caribou, moose, walrus, seal, fish, fowl, mountain sheep, bear, hares, squirrels, and foxes.
- The back country is filled with wild moose, caribou, bears, mountain sheep, and copious amounts of other wildlife that chose to reveal itself.
- Three men hunting mountain sheep found more than they were looking for when they found the remains of a 500-year-old man.
- Men hunted deer, mountain sheep, and antelope.
- The next day, we grabbed a quick breakfast, a close-up look at some deer hanging around the townsite (we had seen a mountain sheep the day before) and headed off on a boat tour down the lake.
- Wild populations of bighorn mountain sheep are carefully managed in North America for hunters who want a chance to shoot a ram with a trophy set of horns.
1. 1.1 Any sheep that lives on mountains.
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the terraced fields, young boys tended flocks of goats and mountain sheep whilst women tilled the stony ground by hand.
  The moufflons are the mountain sheep of Europe and two of their lambs are the latest attraction at the Arignar Anna Zoological Park, Vandalur.
  The picture was of a lovely Connemara seaside scene with a few mountain sheep crossing a home-made bridge near Camus.
  Located in the Cloonacool area of Co. Sligo, an area well renowned for its mountain sheep, the land was offered in 5 different lots.
  Horns from the Ibex, an indigenous mountain sheep, decorate shrines, indicating the animism which was once a religious influence.
  He continues to teach and conduct research on elk and mountain sheep.
  All the flocks, dairy farms and mountain sheep enclosures were taken from private owners.
  This substitution probably took place around the time flannel began being made from the wool of mountain sheep, which became an important local cottage industry in the late 16th century.
  Welsh mountain sheep do not care who you are or where you are going, or how close you are to them.
  The East is the nesting place of the eagle and hawk, but also the home of mountain sheep and African cheetahs.

单词	mountain sheep
释义	Definition of mountain sheep in English: mountain sheep noun see bighorn, Welsh mountain sheep Example sentencesExamples The back country is filled with wild moose, caribou, bears, mountain sheep, and copious amounts of other wildlife that chose to reveal itself. To simply hope that the predator-prey relationship will reach some sort of equilibrium without intervention is to sentence these mountain sheep to extinction. Subsistence food for the Inuit of Alaska included whale meat, caribou, moose, walrus, seal, fish, fowl, mountain sheep, bear, hares, squirrels, and foxes. They include several mouflons as well as the American bighorn or mountain sheep. Wild populations of bighorn mountain sheep are carefully managed in North America for hunters who want a chance to shoot a ram with a trophy set of horns. In addition to buffalo, men hunted larger game, such as deer, moose, mountain sheep, antelope, and elk. Men hunted deer, mountain sheep, and antelope. In addition to bison remains, bones of mountain sheep, deer, marmot, and cotton-tail rabbit illustrate the diversity of species exploited by groups within this tradition. This summer, my wife and I were lucky enough to spend a wonderful 10 days in a remote part of British Columbia - an area where grizzly and black bears, mountain sheep, wolves and moose are plentiful and still range freely. Three men hunting mountain sheep found more than they were looking for when they found the remains of a 500-year-old man. The next day, we grabbed a quick breakfast, a close-up look at some deer hanging around the townsite (we had seen a mountain sheep the day before) and headed off on a boat tour down the lake. They also used bows and arrows to hunt elk, deer, and mountain sheep, although hunting was often difficult on the hot, open plateaus of their homeland. Definition of mountain sheep in US English: mountain sheep noun 1 another term for bighorn Example sentencesExamples In addition to buffalo, men hunted larger game, such as deer, moose, mountain sheep, antelope, and elk. To simply hope that the predator-prey relationship will reach some sort of equilibrium without intervention is to sentence these mountain sheep to extinction. In addition to bison remains, bones of mountain sheep, deer, marmot, and cotton-tail rabbit illustrate the diversity of species exploited by groups within this tradition. This summer, my wife and I were lucky enough to spend a wonderful 10 days in a remote part of British Columbia - an area where grizzly and black bears, mountain sheep, wolves and moose are plentiful and still range freely. They also used bows and arrows to hunt elk, deer, and mountain sheep, although hunting was often difficult on the hot, open plateaus of their homeland. They include several mouflons as well as the American bighorn or mountain sheep. Subsistence food for the Inuit of Alaska included whale meat, caribou, moose, walrus, seal, fish, fowl, mountain sheep, bear, hares, squirrels, and foxes. The back country is filled with wild moose, caribou, bears, mountain sheep, and copious amounts of other wildlife that chose to reveal itself. Three men hunting mountain sheep found more than they were looking for when they found the remains of a 500-year-old man. Men hunted deer, mountain sheep, and antelope. The next day, we grabbed a quick breakfast, a close-up look at some deer hanging around the townsite (we had seen a mountain sheep the day before) and headed off on a boat tour down the lake. Wild populations of bighorn mountain sheep are carefully managed in North America for hunters who want a chance to shoot a ram with a trophy set of horns. 1.1 Any sheep that lives on mountains. Example sentencesExamples In the terraced fields, young boys tended flocks of goats and mountain sheep whilst women tilled the stony ground by hand. The moufflons are the mountain sheep of Europe and two of their lambs are the latest attraction at the Arignar Anna Zoological Park, Vandalur. The picture was of a lovely Connemara seaside scene with a few mountain sheep crossing a home-made bridge near Camus. Located in the Cloonacool area of Co. Sligo, an area well renowned for its mountain sheep, the land was offered in 5 different lots. Horns from the Ibex, an indigenous mountain sheep, decorate shrines, indicating the animism which was once a religious influence. He continues to teach and conduct research on elk and mountain sheep. All the flocks, dairy farms and mountain sheep enclosures were taken from private owners. This substitution probably took place around the time flannel began being made from the wool of mountain sheep, which became an important local cottage industry in the late 16th century. Welsh mountain sheep do not care who you are or where you are going, or how close you are to them. The East is the nesting place of the eagle and hawk, but also the home of mountain sheep and African cheetahs.
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