swine
/swʌɪn/
US pronunciation
American sound/swʌɪn/
swine
- Syllables
- 1 syllable
- Stress
- One strong syllable
- Vowel
- Short i vowel
- Ending
- Final e often stays silent
US voice -> swine
Myanmar meaning
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- ‘I and found to my amazement that it was the pail holding the innards left over from the swine.’
- ‘An increased number of game animals, from red deer to wild swine, and trophy animals, such a wolves and bears, have been killed.’
- ‘Spray-dried plasma protein from swine or cattle blood is equally effective and has been a major contribution to the success of early weaning programs.’
- ‘Systematic surveillance for influenza is currently limited to humans, chickens, swine and horses.’
- ‘The same virus has been detected in humans and swine.’
- ‘His team did DNA studies that gave more evidence for the idea that prehumans acquired these tapeworms before cattle and swine were domesticated.’
- ‘The only way to get the large swine into the boat without capsizing the craft was to build a makeshift floating ramp on the spot.’
- ‘The fungus is especially dangerous if it gets into corn fed to horses or swine.’
- ‘The virus explosively increased among domesticated swine.’
- ‘The total cost is not known - this was due to the slaughtering of over 15, 000 animals including cattle, sheep, goats and swine.’
- ‘Taeniid tapeworms have a global economic impact because of the production losses in domestic stock, including cattle and swine.’
- ‘Because of changes in the pork industry, which have occurred over the years, the prevalence of infection in swine and humans has declined dramatically in the U. S.’
- ‘For your brave action, I bestow on you the honor of skinning the swine.’
- ‘The paper only addressed the occurrence of bird flu in pigs in 2003, and made no mention of his remark last week that it had re-emerged in swine this year too.’
- ‘All swine within a three-mile radius of known infected animals have been killed.’
- ‘A disease was introduced from unknown origins into the swine in California.’
- ‘Napah Virus, a severe respiratory disease that Malaysian farmers caught from their swine, originated in bats.’
- ‘The swine developed blistering which looked like foot and mouth disease which causes great concern to livestock people and even more to regulatory people.’
- ‘This leaves me, two businessmen who have suddenly started to drink up, the swines, and her in this corner.’
- ‘Well, they can all give me money, but no one does, the tight swine.’
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