First, pronunciation: English? ['k？ tl】？ ? ? Beautiful? ['k？ tl】？ ?

The second is to express: n. cattle; Livestock; domestic animal

Example: There are many in the bottle.

There is a lot of cattle feed.

Fourth, vocabulary usage:

1, the original meaning of cattle is "property", and later it fled to "livestock", often referring to vegetable cattle or cows. In Britain, it usually refers to "livestock", and in the United States it only refers to "cattle".

2. Cow appears in singular form, but it represents the concept of plural. Niu is a collective noun, so you can't add the indefinite article A or the suffix S. Often used with many, fever, these and those. When used as the subject, the predicate verb of a sentence is usually plural.

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Lexical collocation:

Beef cattle? beef cattle

Cow? Cattle; Dairy animals

Cowhide? cowhide

Raising cattle? Raising cattle; Raising livestock/poultry

Cattle farm? dairy farm