Definition of Corriedale in English:

Corriedale

noun ˈkɒrɪdeɪlˈkôrēˌdāl

A sheep of a New Zealand breed kept for both wool and meat.
考力代羊（一种产于新西兰的毛肉两用绵羊）
Example sentencesExamples
- It is approximately 10,200 hectares, with 6,200 Corriedale sheep on its pastures.
- He bought a farm of his own in North Canterbury and in 1878 or 1879 established his own stud flock breeding Corriedales using Lincoln rams and the sturdiest possible Merino ewes.
- The percentages of sheep breeds now in the country are: Romney 59 percent, Coopworth 10 percent, Perendale 7 percent, Corriedale 9 percent, merino 7 percent, half-breeds 4 percent, and others 9 percent.
- Cross-bred flocks vied with the Merino in better-watered regions; dual-purpose sheep, of which the Corriedale and Polwarth were popular, provided both quality meat and fleeces.

Origin

Early 20th century: named after an estate in northern Otago, New Zealand.

Definition of Corriedale in US English:

Corriedale

nounˈkôrēˌdāl

A sheep of a New Zealand breed kept for both wool and meat.
考力代羊（一种产于新西兰的毛肉两用绵羊）
Example sentencesExamples
- It is approximately 10,200 hectares, with 6,200 Corriedale sheep on its pastures.
- Cross-bred flocks vied with the Merino in better-watered regions; dual-purpose sheep, of which the Corriedale and Polwarth were popular, provided both quality meat and fleeces.
- He bought a farm of his own in North Canterbury and in 1878 or 1879 established his own stud flock breeding Corriedales using Lincoln rams and the sturdiest possible Merino ewes.
- The percentages of sheep breeds now in the country are: Romney 59 percent, Coopworth 10 percent, Perendale 7 percent, Corriedale 9 percent, merino 7 percent, half-breeds 4 percent, and others 9 percent.

Origin

Early 20th century: named after an estate in northern Otago, New Zealand.

单词	Corriedale
释义	Definition of Corriedale in English: Corriedale noun ˈkɒrɪdeɪlˈkôrēˌdāl A sheep of a New Zealand breed kept for both wool and meat. 考力代羊（一种产于新西兰的毛肉两用绵羊） Example sentencesExamples It is approximately 10,200 hectares, with 6,200 Corriedale sheep on its pastures. He bought a farm of his own in North Canterbury and in 1878 or 1879 established his own stud flock breeding Corriedales using Lincoln rams and the sturdiest possible Merino ewes. The percentages of sheep breeds now in the country are: Romney 59 percent, Coopworth 10 percent, Perendale 7 percent, Corriedale 9 percent, merino 7 percent, half-breeds 4 percent, and others 9 percent. Cross-bred flocks vied with the Merino in better-watered regions; dual-purpose sheep, of which the Corriedale and Polwarth were popular, provided both quality meat and fleeces. Origin Early 20th century: named after an estate in northern Otago, New Zealand. Definition of Corriedale in US English: Corriedale nounˈkôrēˌdāl A sheep of a New Zealand breed kept for both wool and meat. 考力代羊（一种产于新西兰的毛肉两用绵羊） Example sentencesExamples It is approximately 10,200 hectares, with 6,200 Corriedale sheep on its pastures. Cross-bred flocks vied with the Merino in better-watered regions; dual-purpose sheep, of which the Corriedale and Polwarth were popular, provided both quality meat and fleeces. He bought a farm of his own in North Canterbury and in 1878 or 1879 established his own stud flock breeding Corriedales using Lincoln rams and the sturdiest possible Merino ewes. The percentages of sheep breeds now in the country are: Romney 59 percent, Coopworth 10 percent, Perendale 7 percent, Corriedale 9 percent, merino 7 percent, half-breeds 4 percent, and others 9 percent. Origin Early 20th century: named after an estate in northern Otago, New Zealand.
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