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acre
[
ey
-ker
]
Example Sentences
Main Entry:
acre
[
ey
-ker
]
Show IPA
/
ˈeɪ
kər
/
Show Spelled
Part of Speech:
noun
Definition:
piece of land, unit of area
Synonyms:
acreage,
bit
,
estate
, grounds, manor,
plot
,
property
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition
Copyright © 2012 by the Philip Lief Group.
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Example Sentences
The house is set on nearly three quarters of an
acre
.
Farmland is so scarce that a peasant with one
acre
is considered rich.
There was sufficient lum ber on this
acre
to have covered it with a solid block of frame dwellings ten stories high.
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The house is set on nearly three quarters of an
acre
.
Farmland is so scarce that a peasant with one
acre
is considered rich.
There was sufficient lum ber on this
acre
to have covered it with a solid block of frame dwellings ten stories high.
And, as it turns out, those same peat areas contain twice the number of threatened mammals per
acre
than less carbon-rich forests.
It has the potential to produce far more fuel per
acre
than any other source.
It can also be grown in tighter rows, packing more yield into each
acre
.
The
acre
age is estimated at seven millions and the yield at forty bushels to the
acre
.
However, yields per
acre
remain low by international standards.
Yield-tonnes per hectare, bushels per
acre
or whatever-is the traditional gauge of agriculture's performance.
We have a five
acre
lot, two of which have to be mowed.
It would take an
acre
of solar panels to run an ordinary house if you factor in heat and airconditioning.
But with roughly half a sunny
acre
in front, they decided to replace the lawn.
Listen: having enough non-hybrid seeds to plant an
acre
or two could be the difference between life and death.
She is a beautiful yellow lab mix and she was the only dog allowed on our one
acre
.
Many landowners don't know where the drill rig is but are pocketing one or more thousand per
acre
per year.
Even commercial growers favor these smaller trees, since closer spacing permits more trees to the
acre
and a heavier crop.
Optimized plants will push the limit of fuel production per
acre
of land.
Anything short of a quarter
acre
isn't going to make a noticeable.
There are other crops that can yield substantial amounts of bio-diesel per
acre
.
Trees and market-garden crops are more productive per
acre
than cereals, and less suited to mechanisation.
I'd chosen my nice house on an
acre
in a good school district in part because it was within biking distance of my job.
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