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ranch         
  • [[Cattle]] near the [[Bruneau River]] in [[Elko County, Nevada]]
  • C.M. Russell]].
  • An 1898 [[photochrom]] of a round-up in or near the town of [[Cimarron, Colorado]].
  • Cattle in a ''dehesa'' in [[Bollullos Par del Condado]], Spain.
  • The historic 101 Ranch in Oklahoma showing the ranchhouse, corrals, and out-buildings.
  • A rancho in [[Jalisco]].
AREA OF LANDSCAPE USED FOR RANCHING
Ranching; Grazing management; Rancher; Ranchers; Ranches; Cattle ranch; Cattle raising; Cattle ranching; Ranchman; Ranchland; Cattle rancher; Deer lease; Hunting lease; Sheep Ranch; Ranch foreman; Ranch (land); Stockraising; Cattle farmer; Cattle-farming; Cattle company; Cattle companies; History of ranching in North America; Cattle farming; Rustholl; Cattle husbandry
(ranches)
A ranch is a large farm used for raising animals, especially cattle, horses, or sheep.
He lives on a cattle ranch in Australia.
N-COUNT
see also dude ranch
ranch         
  • [[Cattle]] near the [[Bruneau River]] in [[Elko County, Nevada]]
  • C.M. Russell]].
  • An 1898 [[photochrom]] of a round-up in or near the town of [[Cimarron, Colorado]].
  • Cattle in a ''dehesa'' in [[Bollullos Par del Condado]], Spain.
  • The historic 101 Ranch in Oklahoma showing the ranchhouse, corrals, and out-buildings.
  • A rancho in [[Jalisco]].
AREA OF LANDSCAPE USED FOR RANCHING
Ranching; Grazing management; Rancher; Ranchers; Ranches; Cattle ranch; Cattle raising; Cattle ranching; Ranchman; Ranchland; Cattle rancher; Deer lease; Hunting lease; Sheep Ranch; Ranch foreman; Ranch (land); Stockraising; Cattle farmer; Cattle-farming; Cattle company; Cattle companies; History of ranching in North America; Cattle farming; Rustholl; Cattle husbandry
¦ noun
1. a large farm, especially in the western US and Canada, where cattle or other animals are bred.
2. (also ranch house) N. Amer. a single-storey house.
3. (also ranch dressing) N. Amer. a type of thick white salad dressing made with sour cream.
¦ verb run a ranch.
?breed (animals) on a ranch.
?use (land) as a ranch.
Derivatives
rancher noun
ranching noun
Origin
C19: from Sp. rancho 'group of persons eating together'.
ranch         
  • [[Cattle]] near the [[Bruneau River]] in [[Elko County, Nevada]]
  • C.M. Russell]].
  • An 1898 [[photochrom]] of a round-up in or near the town of [[Cimarron, Colorado]].
  • Cattle in a ''dehesa'' in [[Bollullos Par del Condado]], Spain.
  • The historic 101 Ranch in Oklahoma showing the ranchhouse, corrals, and out-buildings.
  • A rancho in [[Jalisco]].
AREA OF LANDSCAPE USED FOR RANCHING
Ranching; Grazing management; Rancher; Ranchers; Ranches; Cattle ranch; Cattle raising; Cattle ranching; Ranchman; Ranchland; Cattle rancher; Deer lease; Hunting lease; Sheep Ranch; Ranch foreman; Ranch (land); Stockraising; Cattle farmer; Cattle-farming; Cattle company; Cattle companies; History of ranching in North America; Cattle farming; Rustholl; Cattle husbandry
n.
1) a cattle; dude ranch
2) at, on a ranch (he works at the ranch; to live on a ranch)

Wikipedia

Ranch
A ranch (from /Mexican Spanish) is an area of land, including various structures, given primarily to ranching, the practice of raising grazing livestock such as cattle and sheep. It is a subtype of a farm.
Pronunciation examples for ranch
1. Ranch.
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2. One of the ranches is called the Kirkeby Ranch,
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3. related to ecosystems, with Pie Ranch and the other ranches
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4. Ranch in San Diego.
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5. have a little ranch.
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Examples of use of ranch
1. McCLELLAN: On the ranch, doing work on the ranch.
2. McCLELLAN÷ On the ranch, doing work on the ranch.
3. Levi‘s and Stetson‘s are definitely out at the former La Tierra Linda Guest Ranch Resort, a dude–ranch–turned–nude–ranch where Hollywood‘s elite vacationed during the 1'30s.
4. Danger‘s ranch." Sheehan gained international notoriety last year when she set up a protest camp near Bush‘s Texas ranch.
5. Then we took about an hourlong tour of ranch, with a ranch hand driving the vehicle, looking at game.