halter in Bulgarian
halter in Bulgarian is оглавник — halter means a rope or strap fitted around an animal's head, used to lead or restrain it.
halter in Bulgarian
оглавник
Pronounced: oglavnik
A bitless headpiece of rope or straps, placed on the head of animals such as cattle or horses to lead or tie them.
What does "halter" mean?
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noun A rope or strap fitted around an animal's head, used to lead or restrain it.
"She clipped a lead rope to the horse's halter."
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noun A top that ties or fastens behind the neck, leaving the back and shoulders bare.
"She wore a bright red halter top to the party."
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verb To fit a halter onto an animal.
"He haltered the pony before leading it into the paddock."
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halter in a sentence
- She clipped a lead rope to the horse's halter.
- She wore a bright red halter top to the party.
- He haltered the pony before leading it into the paddock.
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What is "halter" in Bulgarian?
"halter" in Bulgarian is оглавник. halter means: A rope or strap fitted around an animal's head, used to lead or restrain it.
How do you pronounce оглавник?
"halter" in Bulgarian is оглавник, pronounced "oglavnik".
How do you use "halter" in a sentence?
Example: "She clipped a lead rope to the horse's halter." In Bulgarian, "halter" is оглавник.
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