🇬🇧 Grazer meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A grazer is an animal that spends a lot of time eating grass or other plants close to the ground. Cows, sheep, horses, and many wild animals are grazers. They usually walk around slowly in fields or meadows, taking little bites of grass as they go. Grazers help keep plants short and can even help the land stay healthy by trimming the plants, spreading seeds, and adding natural fertilizer as they move.

As a dedicated grazer, the sheep took one lunch break that started in spring and ended in autumn.

The donkey joined a fitness club for grazers called “Eat, Walk, Repeat.”

The goat claimed it was a professional grazer, but then it started chewing on Dad’s socks.

The tiny rabbit tried to look fierce, but as a grazer it only threatened the grass.

The sheep was a champion grazer, winning the gold medal for “Most Grass Eaten in One Afternoon.”

On the warm hill a girl watched a grazer drop its head to the grass. Another grazer passed slowly, then a third grazer joined, all quiet and gentle. Each grazer moved with small, steady steps, chewing. The girl laughed softly, pleased by the calm scene, and waved as the last grazer faded toward the sun.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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