calve in Czech
calve in Czech is telit, otelit — calve means to give birth to a calf.
calve in Czech
telit
otelit
What does "calve" mean?
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verb To give birth to a calf.
"The heifer is due to calve in early spring."
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verb To break off a large piece of ice, as a glacier or ice shelf does.
"The glacier calves into the bay every summer."
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calve in a sentence
- The heifer is due to calve in early spring.
- Farmers check on the herd often while the cows calve.
- The glacier calves into the bay every summer.
- Scientists watched the ice shelf calve a huge iceberg.
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What is "calve" in Czech?
"calve" in Czech is telit, otelit. calve means: To give birth to a calf.
How do you use "calve" in a sentence?
Example: "The heifer is due to calve in early spring." In Czech, "calve" is telit, otelit.
Are there other ways to say "calve" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 2 translations listed for "calve": telit, otelit.
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