Definition of newtake in English:

newtake

noun ˈnjuːteɪk

English Regional, South-Western

A piece of moorland newly enclosed and used for agriculture or stock, especially on Dartmoor in Devon.

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Journals House of Commons. From new + take. Compare intake.

nounˈnjuːteɪk

English Regional, South-Western

A piece of moorland newly enclosed and used for agriculture or stock, especially on Dartmoor in Devon.

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Journals House of Commons. From new + take. Compare intake.

单词	newtake
释义	Definition of newtake in English: newtake noun ˈnjuːteɪk English Regional, South-Western A piece of moorland newly enclosed and used for agriculture or stock, especially on Dartmoor in Devon. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Journals House of Commons. From new + take. Compare intake. Definition of newtake in US English: newtake nounˈnjuːteɪk English Regional, South-Western A piece of moorland newly enclosed and used for agriculture or stock, especially on Dartmoor in Devon. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Journals House of Commons. From new + take. Compare intake.
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