Definition of haystack in English:

haystack

noun ˈheɪstakˈheɪˌstæk

A packed pile of hay, typically with a pointed or ridged top.
（尤指尖顶或脊顶的）干草堆
Example sentencesExamples
- Even the speakers regard their own language as something only to be used for haystacks, peats, potatoes, or sheep.
- Stacks of oats were scattered, haystacks turned over and roofs of houses and sheds were badly damaged.
- There's no need to fear the wind if your haystacks are tied down.
- The far field has some haystacks that need taking care of.
- The farms were becoming fewer; their buildings stood out in sharp relief, as did the fences, trees and haystacks in the afternoon sun.
- She told of riding a pony, sliding down the haystack and wading in the stream on the farm.
- Some confiscated materials were found in the houses and some weapons were even found in manure piles and haystacks.
- The conservationists at the reserve put up nesting boxes in haystacks bordering the grazing meadows.
- The farmers had made the most beautiful haystacks, with bamboo supports.
- I'd watch bugs, examine leaves, and stuff the cat in the spaces in the haystack by the horse barn, to see where she'd come out.
- He uses 19th-century cameras to produce images of ordinary farm objects such as haystacks and homegrown vegetables.
- Nests are located on cliffs, in haystacks, hollow trees, or in barns and old buildings.
- Weather conditions are extreme at the moment and the Country Fire Authority is again warning farmers who are cutting hay to be careful their haystacks don't spontaneously combust.
- There are also wagon rides, haystacks for climbing, and a corn maze for the children.
- I was approaching the barn, going from haystack to haystack.
- In the 1890s he made wintertime depictions of haystacks.
- Many publications have reproductions of Claude Monet's paintings of haystacks.
- The sun comes straight out of the clouds onto the haystacks.
- There was a little house nearby and some haystacks that were there from harvest time.
- How many of us must have larked around on haystacks as children and disturbed neatly stacked bales in order to make snug little houses?
Synonyms
rick, hayrick, stook, mow, haymow, barleymow

Definition of haystack in US English:

haystack

nounˈhāˌstakˈheɪˌstæk

A packed pile of hay, typically with a pointed or ridged top.
（尤指尖顶或脊顶的）干草堆
Example sentencesExamples
- Many publications have reproductions of Claude Monet's paintings of haystacks.
- She told of riding a pony, sliding down the haystack and wading in the stream on the farm.
- How many of us must have larked around on haystacks as children and disturbed neatly stacked bales in order to make snug little houses?
- The farmers had made the most beautiful haystacks, with bamboo supports.
- Even the speakers regard their own language as something only to be used for haystacks, peats, potatoes, or sheep.
- The farms were becoming fewer; their buildings stood out in sharp relief, as did the fences, trees and haystacks in the afternoon sun.
- There are also wagon rides, haystacks for climbing, and a corn maze for the children.
- The far field has some haystacks that need taking care of.
- The sun comes straight out of the clouds onto the haystacks.
- I'd watch bugs, examine leaves, and stuff the cat in the spaces in the haystack by the horse barn, to see where she'd come out.
- Stacks of oats were scattered, haystacks turned over and roofs of houses and sheds were badly damaged.
- Some confiscated materials were found in the houses and some weapons were even found in manure piles and haystacks.
- He uses 19th-century cameras to produce images of ordinary farm objects such as haystacks and homegrown vegetables.
- I was approaching the barn, going from haystack to haystack.
- In the 1890s he made wintertime depictions of haystacks.
- Nests are located on cliffs, in haystacks, hollow trees, or in barns and old buildings.
- Weather conditions are extreme at the moment and the Country Fire Authority is again warning farmers who are cutting hay to be careful their haystacks don't spontaneously combust.
- The conservationists at the reserve put up nesting boxes in haystacks bordering the grazing meadows.
- There's no need to fear the wind if your haystacks are tied down.
- There was a little house nearby and some haystacks that were there from harvest time.
Synonyms
rick, hayrick, stook, mow, haymow, barleymow

单词	haystack
释义	Definition of haystack in English: haystack noun ˈheɪstakˈheɪˌstæk A packed pile of hay, typically with a pointed or ridged top. （尤指尖顶或脊顶的）干草堆 Example sentencesExamples Even the speakers regard their own language as something only to be used for haystacks, peats, potatoes, or sheep. Stacks of oats were scattered, haystacks turned over and roofs of houses and sheds were badly damaged. There's no need to fear the wind if your haystacks are tied down. The far field has some haystacks that need taking care of. The farms were becoming fewer; their buildings stood out in sharp relief, as did the fences, trees and haystacks in the afternoon sun. She told of riding a pony, sliding down the haystack and wading in the stream on the farm. Some confiscated materials were found in the houses and some weapons were even found in manure piles and haystacks. The conservationists at the reserve put up nesting boxes in haystacks bordering the grazing meadows. The farmers had made the most beautiful haystacks, with bamboo supports. I'd watch bugs, examine leaves, and stuff the cat in the spaces in the haystack by the horse barn, to see where she'd come out. He uses 19th-century cameras to produce images of ordinary farm objects such as haystacks and homegrown vegetables. Nests are located on cliffs, in haystacks, hollow trees, or in barns and old buildings. Weather conditions are extreme at the moment and the Country Fire Authority is again warning farmers who are cutting hay to be careful their haystacks don't spontaneously combust. There are also wagon rides, haystacks for climbing, and a corn maze for the children. I was approaching the barn, going from haystack to haystack. In the 1890s he made wintertime depictions of haystacks. Many publications have reproductions of Claude Monet's paintings of haystacks. The sun comes straight out of the clouds onto the haystacks. There was a little house nearby and some haystacks that were there from harvest time. How many of us must have larked around on haystacks as children and disturbed neatly stacked bales in order to make snug little houses? Synonyms rick, hayrick, stook, mow, haymow, barleymow Definition of haystack in US English: haystack nounˈhāˌstakˈheɪˌstæk A packed pile of hay, typically with a pointed or ridged top. （尤指尖顶或脊顶的）干草堆 Example sentencesExamples Many publications have reproductions of Claude Monet's paintings of haystacks. She told of riding a pony, sliding down the haystack and wading in the stream on the farm. How many of us must have larked around on haystacks as children and disturbed neatly stacked bales in order to make snug little houses? The farmers had made the most beautiful haystacks, with bamboo supports. Even the speakers regard their own language as something only to be used for haystacks, peats, potatoes, or sheep. The farms were becoming fewer; their buildings stood out in sharp relief, as did the fences, trees and haystacks in the afternoon sun. There are also wagon rides, haystacks for climbing, and a corn maze for the children. The far field has some haystacks that need taking care of. The sun comes straight out of the clouds onto the haystacks. I'd watch bugs, examine leaves, and stuff the cat in the spaces in the haystack by the horse barn, to see where she'd come out. Stacks of oats were scattered, haystacks turned over and roofs of houses and sheds were badly damaged. Some confiscated materials were found in the houses and some weapons were even found in manure piles and haystacks. He uses 19th-century cameras to produce images of ordinary farm objects such as haystacks and homegrown vegetables. I was approaching the barn, going from haystack to haystack. In the 1890s he made wintertime depictions of haystacks. Nests are located on cliffs, in haystacks, hollow trees, or in barns and old buildings. Weather conditions are extreme at the moment and the Country Fire Authority is again warning farmers who are cutting hay to be careful their haystacks don't spontaneously combust. The conservationists at the reserve put up nesting boxes in haystacks bordering the grazing meadows. There's no need to fear the wind if your haystacks are tied down. There was a little house nearby and some haystacks that were there from harvest time. Synonyms rick, hayrick, stook, mow, haymow, barleymow
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