barley English

Meaning barley meaning

What does barley mean?

Definitions in simple English

barley Noun

— Barley is a kind of grain.

barley

— noun a grain of barley

— noun cultivated since prehistoric times; grown for forage and grain

Synonyms barley synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as barley?

barley English » English

wheat

grain

barleycorn

oats

two-rowed barley

sugarplums

staff of life

sorghum

pasture

paddy

oat

namely

millet

hordeum

grass

forage

fodder plant

fodder

etc.

corn

common barley

cereal

bere

Hordeum vulgare

Hordeum

Topics barley topics

What do people use barley to talk about?

Universe, creation Plant

Grass, herb, vine

• What types of grass are there?
  alfalfa bamboo barley bluegrass buckwheat bulrush burmuda grass cane cereal clover corn crabgrass elephant grass foxtail grass horsetail knotgrass lemongrass maize millet oat reed rye sesame shortgrass sorghum speargrass sugarcane weed wheat

Daily life Food Types of food Food from plants

Food from seeds

• What types of grain are eaten?
  rice wheat corn maize barley sesame millet sorghum oat

Examples barley examples

How do I use barley in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Can you tell wheat from barley?

Can you tell barley from wheat at first sight?

According to the Bavarian Purity Law, only barley, hops, water and yeast may be used to brew beer.

Barley and wheat grow in the fields around the village.

Barley is planted in this field.

Can you distinguish barley from wheat?

Can you tell barley from wheat?

Barley is our country's main product.

I sowed my field with barley.

Rye, wheat, and barley are cereals.

Movie subtitles

This is barley and potatos and corn.

Barley and wheat enough to fill four cargo ships.

Will you take your barley water now, sir?

Barley water, barley water.

And garlic and barley and mushrooms.

Mr and Mrs Barley.

Hail to thee, maker of barley, feeder of cattle, carrier of ships, greatest of all the gods.

Don't bother about her, young lady. The fact is, if you're out of rice, there's always barley.

If you're out of barley, there's always millet.

Good stuff, you know, barley sugar.

It's good, you know, barley sugar!

Said the millstone to the barley.

I was shifting some barley from the fire.

Barley!

I'd rather eat grains of sand than his barley.

Oil and barley, figs and olives.

No barley cross fingers, sir.

Will passengers please get ready For their barley sugar injections.

Here, some dried bread and barley for your trip.

Just a plain old crop of barley.

Over here.you can take them. This is barley and potatos and corn. We are giving this for your children that are starving, so you better be very grateful for them.

We'll return when that barley's ripe!

We might as well hand over our rice and barley to the bandits and just hang ourselves!

When the bandits arrive, we'll greet them meekly and quietly hand over all our barley.

Without our barley, we're doomed anyway!

Look, the barley's ripe.

This barley's early, not like our mountain barley.

We'll flood these fields after they harvest the barley.

You'll soon begin harvesting the barley.

It'll do a mickle of good to the Flowers and the barley.

Did you want sugar in your barley tea?

You stole the barley full of chemicals.

He had some milk and barley this evening.

News and current affairs

DENVER - Meet any Korean of a certain age, and you will learn about barley season, which begins in February and stretches through the cold months of early spring until the first of the winter barley crop is harvested.

For example, burning a hectare of harvested willow on a field previously used for barley (the typical marginal crop in Denmark) prevents 30 tons of CO2 annually when replacing coal.

Of course, all of that CO2 was soaked up from the atmosphere the year before; but, had we just left the barley where it was, it, too, would have soaked up quite a bit, lowering the reduction relative to coal to 20 tons.

And, in a market system, almost all of the barley production simply moves to a previously unfarmed area.