farm
A piece of land where people grow plants or keep animals for food.
An area of land, and the buildings on it, used for growing crops or raising animals for food or other products.
To grow plants or keep animals for food on land.
To use land to grow crops or raise animals for food or other products.
A place with many machines or equipment that make energy, store data, etc., like a wind farm.
A facility where a particular type of production is carried out intensively, often using specialized equipment, such as a wind farm or server farm.
- Base: farm
- Plural: farms
- Base: farm
- 3rd Person Singular: farms
- Present Participle: farming
- Past: farmed
farm out
1Give work to others
To give work to another person or company to do instead of doing it yourself.
- They decided to farm out the printing to another company.
- Some tasks are farmed out to freelancers.
on the farm
1Located on farmland
At a place where crops are grown or animals are kept.
- She spent her childhood on the farm.
- Life on the farm can be hard work.
wind farm
1Area with wind turbines
A place with many tall machines that use wind to make electricity.
- The wind farm supplies power to thousands of homes.
- We visited a wind farm during our trip.
server farm
1group of servers in one place
Many servers kept together in one place to do big jobs on the internet.
- The company built a large server farm to handle increased web traffic.
- The company expanded its server farm to handle more traffic.
- Server farms use a lot of electricity and need cooling systems.
- Server farms require strong cooling systems.