Pronunciation: /ˈpæs.tər.əl.ɪst/
noun a person who raises livestock, especially on a farm or ranch
A1 A pastoralist is someone who raises livestock.
A2 The pastoralist moved his cattle to a new grazing area.
B1 The pastoralist's lifestyle revolves around herding animals.
B2 Pastoralists play a crucial role in sustainable land management.
C1 The pastoralist community has been practicing traditional animal husbandry for generations.
C2 The pastoralist's knowledge of animal behavior is unparalleled in the region.
adjective relating to the keeping or grazing of sheep or cattle
A1 The pastoralist community lived a simple life in the countryside.
A2 The pastoralist lifestyle revolved around herding animals and living off the land.
B1 The pastoralist traditions have been passed down for generations within the family.
B2 The pastoralist culture values sustainability and harmony with nature.
C1 The pastoralist society has adapted to modern challenges while preserving their traditional way of life.
C2 The pastoralist community has implemented innovative practices to improve their livestock management.
formal The pastoralist community relies on raising livestock for their livelihood.
informal My neighbor is a pastoralist and he has a large herd of sheep.
slang The pastoralist dude down the road is always out in the fields with his animals.
figurative As a pastoralist of ideas, he tended to the growth and development of his thoughts with care.
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