ranch
/ræntʃ/Definitions
1. noun
A farm or estate, especially one that raises livestock or grows crops for sale, often located in a rural area.
“She grew up on a ranch in Montana, where they raised cattle and horses.”
2. verb
To herd or manage livestock, especially cattle or sheep, on a ranch or in a similar area.
“He ranches cattle on his family’s land in Texas.”
3. verb
To manage or supervise a business or activity, especially one that involves money or resources.
“She ranches several properties and manages a team of developers.”
4. noun
A type of house or building, typically with a central courtyard, often found in the southwestern United States.
“The ranch-style house had a large backyard and a swimming pool.”
5. adjective
Relating to or characteristic of a ranch, especially in terms of architecture or design.
“The ranch-style furniture was made from natural materials like wood and leather.”