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bale 1 Noun a large bundle of hay or goods bound by ropes or wires for storage or transportation Verb [baling, baled] to make (hay) or put (goods) into a bale or bales [Old High German balla ball] bale 2 Verb [baling, baled] same as bail2 Bale a large bundle or package; a measure of varying quantity, 1502. Examples: bale of cloth; of coffee [two to two and a half hundred-weight]; of cotton; of crown paper [14 reams]; of dice [a pair or set], 1822; of turtles—Lipton, 1970.
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bale see see, bail Translationsbale out vi (of a plane) → lanzarse en paracaídas vt (NAUT) → achicar; vt (Naut) [+ water, boat]; écoper (of papers etc) → Packen m bale out vi (of a plane) → abspringen vt (water) → schöpfen; (boat) → ausschöpfen bale out vt (NAUT) [+ water]; vuotare: [+ boat]; aggottare vi (of a plane) → gettarsi col paracadute |
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Guests of honor at the event were Wesley and Rachel Kahoe, the Mutual, Oklahoma, couple who had ordered the baler from Arnett New Holland, Inc. He runs three balers: a Vermeer 605M baler and two John Deere 567 balers. That's why our baler equipment is so important to our productivity. |
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