Reses (en. Cattle)

/ˈrese̞s/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

English: Set of bovine animals that are raised for the exploitation of their meat or milk.

English: The farm has several cattle that produce milk daily.

La granja tiene varias reses que producen leche diariamente.

English: Commonly refers to cows and bulls in an agricultural context.

English: The farmers take great care of their cattle.

Los campesinos cuidan sus reses con mucho esmero.

English: Group of animals that graze in a field or meadow.

English: The cattle graze peacefully in the meadow.

Las reses pastan tranquilamente en el prado.

English: From Latin 'rēse', which refers to livestock.

English: to the cattle

English: An expression indicating that something is done naturally or effortlessly.

a la res

English: to count cattle

English: Refers to counting something trivial or unimportant.

contar reses

English: to pass the cattle

English: Indicates that one must go through a process or an examination.

pasar la res

English: cow

English: Female bovine, used for milk production.

vaca

English: bull

English: Male bovine, known for its strength and robustness.

toro

English: cattle ranching

English: Economic activity related to livestock breeding.

ganadería

English: Used in the context of very large or strong people.

English: That player is a real beast on the field.

Ese jugador es una verdadera res en el campo.

English: Referring to someone clumsy or not agile.

English: Don't be such a beast, move faster.

No seas tan res, muévete más rápido.