animal food oor Latyn

animal food

Material, of an animal or most often vegetable origin, prepared (especially industrially) as feed for domestic or farm animals.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Latyn

pulpamentum

Soortgelyke frases

give food|fodder to animals|men
cibo

dispensation of animal food
visceratio

food|meal of animals
dapis · daps

food for animals
cibarium

voorbeelde

Police also reported finding bones at the scene, but these were not introduced to trial and were believed to have been animal meat bones that came from food fed to two dogs that Slover used to secure the property.
Fames est instictus edendi atque res socialis, qui penuriam victum parit aut absentiae alimenti aut paupertatis causa.

Man dominates the earth by the very fact of domesticating animals, rearing them and obtaining from them the food and clothing he needs, and by the fact of being able to extract various natural resources from the earth and the seas.
Homo terrae quidem iam eo ipso dominatur quod animalia mansuefacit, ea nutricans indeque cibum et indumenta capiens necessaria, et eo quod e terra et mari varii generis opes elicit naturales.

While they thus hesitated, all usual and even unusual kinds of food failed them, for they had consumed their horses and beasts of burden and all the other animals, which, though unclean and disgusting, necessity compelled them to use.
cunctantibus solita insolitaque alimenta deerant, absumptis iumentis equisque et ceteris animalibus, quae profana foedaque in usum necessitas vertit.

AGRICOLA indexes a wide variety of publications covering agriculture and its allied fields, including, "animal and veterinary sciences, entomology, plant sciences, forestry, aquaculture and fisheries, farming and farming systems, agricultural economics, extension and education, food and human nutrition, and earth and environmental sciences."
AGRICOLA variissimas publicationes quae agriculturam et eius ramos coniunctos indicat, inter quos sunt "scientiae animalium et veterinaria, entomologia, scientiae plantarum, silvicultura, aquacultura, et piscatus, agricultura et rationes agriculturales; oeconomia agriculturalis, extensio, et educatio; scientia ciborum et nutritio humana, et scientiae telluris et circumiectorum."

Due to the buying power of the large supermarket chains, they can put huge demands on producers, often pushing prices artificially low, whilst still making large profits on the food themselves, with some products selling at over 400% the price paid to, whilst farmers may only make 50p profit on each animal produced domestically.
Ob potestatem emendi eius, magna superinstitoria societatis multas res a productoribus flagitent, saepe pretia ad vilitates facticios pellens dum magnum lucrum facens; exempli gratia, aliqui cibi pretio 400% pretii ex productoribus empti venditi sint, et agricolae tantum £0.50 lucrum per animal domestice productum facient.