Pronunciation: /ˈkætəlmən/
noun A person who raises or tends cattle, typically on a ranch.
A1 The cattleman takes care of the cows on the farm.
A2 The cattleman herds the cattle into the barn for feeding.
B1 The cattleman is responsible for ensuring the health and well-being of the livestock.
B2 The experienced cattleman knows how to breed and raise high-quality cattle.
C1 The cattleman's expertise in managing large herds has made him a respected figure in the industry.
C2 The cattleman's knowledge of genetics and nutrition has led to significant improvements in the cattle breeding program.
formal The cattleman carefully managed his herd to ensure they were healthy and well-fed.
informal The cattleman was out in the fields all day, making sure his cows were taken care of.
slang The cattleman was a real cowboy, always tending to his cattle with a smile on his face.
figurative In the business world, he was known as the cattleman, always rounding up new clients and opportunities.
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