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TENDANCES D'USAGE DU TERME «COWFETERIA»
Le terme «cowfeteria» est rarement utilisé et occupe la place
211.869 de notre liste de termes les plus utilisés du
dictionnaire anglais.
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N'est plus utilisé
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «COWFETERIA»
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"Cowfeteria". Cattle serve themselves in a scientifically designed barn that saves
hundreds of man-hours of labor each year and permits them to satisfy their
hunger at will just as they do in the pasture. A winter's supply of hay is stored in
the ...
Dining "Cowfeteria" style in a pen stable barn — and then allowed to roam to a
nearby "loafing" barn to lounge in complete freedom among feather-bed luxury of
three-foot thick straw matting. Twice daily, Cheroff calls the cows to lunch by ...
"Cowfeteria" looks like ordinary barn from outside. Cattle can eat whenever they
want so long as feed-bin doors are open ( outside doors are visible at left; similar
ones are inside). Gates to keep cattle from crawling under hay pile are timbers, ...
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Popular Mechanics Magazine: Written So You Can Understand it
"Cowfeteria". Cattle serve themselves in a scientifically designed barn that saves
hundreds of man-hours of labor each year and permits them to satisfy their
hunger at will just as they do in the pasture. A winter's supply of hay is stored in
the ...
5
Fifty Years Among the New Words: A Dictionary of Neologisms ...
... for a helicopter seems to blend the latter half of the formal term with a metaphor
derived from the whirling blades: chopper < chopper 4 (helic)o/>(t)er Overlapping
of the initial sounds of the blended words can reinforce the clipping: cowfeteria ...
Also making life easier, but for cows, is the cowfeteria, a serve-yourself barn. . . .
Even eavesdroppers don't have to work hard. The Opeara Glass inconspicuously
amplifies normal hearing. . . . And Peeping Toms can get a legitimate look at ...
46 A kick In the pants 47 Theatrical Saint 48 You can't get shellacked without It 51
The Mother of Vegetables 52 Gog's pal 54 Filling station 56 Miss Fan Tutti's given
name 58 Cowfeteria 60 The, scrambled 63 Half cent 65 Foolish Wives (abbr.) ...
Other exhibits will include a radio method οί detecting a ferret underground, an
amplifier for fitting above a standing in any shed to give warning when a cow or
goat is about to calve or kid, the “Cowfeteria” which is a mobile field watering cart,
...
They were largely modifications of the self-feeding cylindrical hay structures. But
due to faults in the design, the silage did not feed down satisfactorily. This new
self-feeding idea has been called a "cowfeteria.'v Finally, in 1949, Paul Mazur of
...
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The Popular Science Monthly
... fan completes drying of hay after it is in barn. \Vaste heat from engine is used to
warm air that fan blows, speeding drying and improving quality of hay. AS
CATTLE EAT AWAY TO DRY HAY “Cowfeteria” looks like ordinary barn from
outside.
