English-Spanish translation for "cows"

cow {noun} [zool.]

to cow [cowed|cowed] {v.t.} (also: to daunt, to coward)

he/she/it cows (Present)

to cow [cowed|cowed] {v.t.} (also: to coward, to overawe)

he/she/it cows (Present)

The cows will probably be labelled, but in the year 2000!

Cows continue to die in Belgium, France and Great Britain, but everything is fine.

They are waiting, while millions of cows grow fat in the fields and a solution is postponed.

Nobody ever thought that the poor old cows or sows or whatever were really being taken seriously.

Their timidity, the restrictions and the barely hidden sacred cows are holding back our national officials.

And of camels two, and cows two; say, "Are the two males unlawful, or the two females, or what the wombs of the two females contain?

On the agricultural policy, we have presented a number of special reports, for example on the BSE disease in cows, and on the closure of accounts.

So what we need to do is to remove both cows ' and pigs ' brains from the whole sausage, from the whole food chain.

When we feed registered cows with infected meat-andbone meal, they will still become mad cows - or registered insane cows; let us be clear about that.

Perhaps such a high density of livestock will be less of a problem in the future, because cows, those pained and tormented creatures, are fighting back.

Well, my dear British friends, you should realise that others are better than you at producing cows, and maybe you should stop producing cows.

There is the feeling that EMU and the euro have become holy cows that cannot be criticised at all within the EU.

Even if this includes cows born since the banning of meat-and-bone meal, and even if one Belgian cow finds its way into 1200 tonnes of meal, it is not serious!

I understand that it would cost upwards of EUR 150 million to test all slaughtered cows older than two years in the European Union.

You, Commissioner, have written in a major agricultural periodical about a successful programme in Austria, involving suckler cows.

As long as economic or strategic interests are paramount to human rights for us, one can continue to enter into dialogue until the cows come home, but obviously little will change.