Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Cow"

A: Holy Cow is an exclamation of astonishment or surprise. like " I can't believe it" "that's shocking/incredible/unbelieveable"
Example:
Holy cow!! that spider is huge
Holy cow!! that's expensive

A: to have a problem with or make a big deal of something

A: 是英文的一个习语，意思是“冷静一点儿”。如果对方很生气或者特别焦虑什么的，但他生气或焦虑的事情现实不是那么严重，可以告诉他don’t have a cow (it’s not a big deal)

A: means become angry/excited.

A: It is a figure of speech from the 90s. Popular on television. People don't use it much anymore. It means: Don't stress out about something. "Don't sweat it!" Is an alternate more modern phrase you could use. Or "chill out".

A: Holy cow! Did you see that?! A guy riding a motorcycle just flew over us.
Holy cow in itself is an expression, it’s used when you are surprised by something unexpected and bizarre.

A: 🐄

* I saw a cow on a farm.
* my uncle owns cows.

A: Holy cow = holy shit

A: It's usually used with 'don't' as in 'don't have a cow' and
people usually say it to people who seem overly sensitive in
being angry or agitated.

A: Who ate my ice cream?!
B: I did, I'm sorry.
A: What? How could you!
B: Hey, hey, I'll buy you another. Don't have a cow!

It's not used very much these days, though. I don't really hear it very often in normal conversations. 'Relax' or 'calm down' are
used a lot more.

A: in English when you say "a cow is a useful animal" you are speaking more generally. Meaning, cows are useful animals in general. "a" can just mean any cow.

But when you say "the cow" it insenuates that you are speaking about one specific cow.

For example:

1. I'm going to eat a sandwich.
(means you are just going to eat a sandwich - no specific emphasis on which and there is no need to specific because you just want to tell someone what you are eating)

2. I'm going to eat the sandwich.
(this sentence implies that there is a specific sandwich you are going to eat. You may say this to a family member, for example, if there is a sandwich in the fridge and you want to let them know you're going to eat it.)

A: Well, in that case a cow does go moo, but the sentence "what does a cow go?" is incorrect. It really depends on context but I would recommend that if you are asking, use the first one. If you are answering use "go", it would be:
-What does a cow say?
(Here you can say either:
- A cow goes moo
- A cow says moo)

Hope you could understand 😄

A: cattle is a group of cows

A: Sure. I drove past a cattle farm.
From the train I could see many cattle.
The cattle grid stops the cows from escaping the field.

The TV show was about the cattle industry.

Hope this helps. :)

A: A male cow is called a bull. Cows have been domesticated for food and oxen have been domesticated for labour. The Buffalo used to roam freely in North America but there is little space for them now other than on natural reservations and zoos.

A: "Interrupting cow" is a joke / prank on a friend used in a 'Knock Knock' joke.

The joke is the interrupting cow is at the door, and before you can finish asking who is there, the cow 'interrupts' you by mooing loudly.

Example:

Person 1: 'Knock Knock'
Person 2: Who's there?
Person 1: Interrupting cow!
Person 2: Interrupting cow (who?)-
Person 1: 'MOOOO!'

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A: × I think tons of my drool still soak into it, though.
✓ I think tons of my drool is still soaked into it, though.

× Now, it's put on my bedside, and my son sometimes sucks it.
✓ Now, it's on my bedside and my son sometimes sucks it.

A: @richurchoi She said it to avoid swearing on camera. If there a reason for not swearing it's acceptable.

A: Cow you down I am not familiar with. I am going to guess it means, do not let other businesses herd you to where ever they want. Treat you like cattle. Again this is just a guess.

Rule the roost is also a farm term. A rooster rules his roost or chicken pen. He's the dominate male, he calls the shots, he mates with the chickens, he rules.

A: The cow walks in the meadow while eating grass. OR The cow grazes in the meadow. (graze = eat grass while walking)