English to Japanese Meaning of manger - 桶


Manger :

ベビーベッド, 桶, トラフ, 流域

飼い葉おけ飼い葉桶
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Definitions of manger in English
Noun(1) a container (usually in a barn or stable
Examples of manger in English
(1) The shepherds went to the manger in Bethlehem and saw the Child.(2) The sheep, cattle and donkeys were all stabled, their mangers stocked with enough hay to last through the Sabbath.(3) We slept in mangers , in huts, in caves, in ditches.(4) Wet feed remaining at the ends of mangers also provide a place for flies to lay eggs.(5) For the holidays, the row houses were decorated to the hilt with multicolored lights, life-sized mangers , plastic reindeer hitched on roofs.(6) The roof skin is put on here, the feed mangers are added, and all of the internal components, such as the rear tack room, are added.
Related Phrases of manger
(1) dog-in-the-manger ::
犬・イン・ザ・マネージャ
Synonyms
Noun
1. trough ::
トラフ
2. feeding trough ::
給餌トラフ
3. feeder ::
フィーダ
4. crib ::
ベビーベッド
Different Forms
manger, mangers
Word Example from TV Shows
We had a tree, we had a manger...

We had a tree, we had a MANGER...

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 11

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