Definition of carabao in English:

carabao

nounPlural carabaosˌkarəˈbeɪəʊˌkarəˈbou

another term for water buffalo
Example sentencesExamples
- The next wave came from Malaysia and is credited with developing agriculture and introducing carabao (water buffalo) as draft animals.
- The Navy is always in consultation with (Aquatic and Wildlife) to find the best method of reducing the population of the carabao.
- It was 1991, and the communist guerrillas in their village had just stolen the family's one and only carabao.
- It may be topped with cheese made from the milk of the carabao (the local water-buffalo), slices of salted duck eggs, butter.
- The scene I caught was a tribal celebration at night with the tribesmen dancing and then butchering water buffaloes (called carabaos in the Philippines).
- Smaller but more pervasive carabao loggers, however, continue to poach wood from protected areas, using the beasts to haul logs to roads or river banks to be picked up by smugglers.
- In less than thirty minutes, a convoy of men and wooden carts pulled by lumbering carabao began the perilous journey back to the American lines with an enraged Japanese Army in hot pursuit.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Spanish, from a local word in the Philippines.

Definition of carabao in US English:

carabao

nounˌkarəˈbou

another term for water buffalo
Example sentencesExamples
- The Navy is always in consultation with (Aquatic and Wildlife) to find the best method of reducing the population of the carabao.
- It was 1991, and the communist guerrillas in their village had just stolen the family's one and only carabao.
- In less than thirty minutes, a convoy of men and wooden carts pulled by lumbering carabao began the perilous journey back to the American lines with an enraged Japanese Army in hot pursuit.
- It may be topped with cheese made from the milk of the carabao (the local water-buffalo), slices of salted duck eggs, butter.
- The scene I caught was a tribal celebration at night with the tribesmen dancing and then butchering water buffaloes (called carabaos in the Philippines).
- The next wave came from Malaysia and is credited with developing agriculture and introducing carabao (water buffalo) as draft animals.
- Smaller but more pervasive carabao loggers, however, continue to poach wood from protected areas, using the beasts to haul logs to roads or river banks to be picked up by smugglers.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Spanish, from a local word in the Philippines.

单词	carabao
释义	Definition of carabao in English: carabao nounPlural carabaosˌkarəˈbeɪəʊˌkarəˈbou another term for water buffalo Example sentencesExamples The next wave came from Malaysia and is credited with developing agriculture and introducing carabao (water buffalo) as draft animals. The Navy is always in consultation with (Aquatic and Wildlife) to find the best method of reducing the population of the carabao. It was 1991, and the communist guerrillas in their village had just stolen the family's one and only carabao. It may be topped with cheese made from the milk of the carabao (the local water-buffalo), slices of salted duck eggs, butter. The scene I caught was a tribal celebration at night with the tribesmen dancing and then butchering water buffaloes (called carabaos in the Philippines). Smaller but more pervasive carabao loggers, however, continue to poach wood from protected areas, using the beasts to haul logs to roads or river banks to be picked up by smugglers. In less than thirty minutes, a convoy of men and wooden carts pulled by lumbering carabao began the perilous journey back to the American lines with an enraged Japanese Army in hot pursuit. Origin Early 20th century: from Spanish, from a local word in the Philippines. Definition of carabao in US English: carabao nounˌkarəˈbou another term for water buffalo Example sentencesExamples The Navy is always in consultation with (Aquatic and Wildlife) to find the best method of reducing the population of the carabao. It was 1991, and the communist guerrillas in their village had just stolen the family's one and only carabao. In less than thirty minutes, a convoy of men and wooden carts pulled by lumbering carabao began the perilous journey back to the American lines with an enraged Japanese Army in hot pursuit. It may be topped with cheese made from the milk of the carabao (the local water-buffalo), slices of salted duck eggs, butter. The scene I caught was a tribal celebration at night with the tribesmen dancing and then butchering water buffaloes (called carabaos in the Philippines). The next wave came from Malaysia and is credited with developing agriculture and introducing carabao (water buffalo) as draft animals. Smaller but more pervasive carabao loggers, however, continue to poach wood from protected areas, using the beasts to haul logs to roads or river banks to be picked up by smugglers. Origin Early 20th century: from Spanish, from a local word in the Philippines.
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