Definition of walkabout disease in English:

walkabout disease

noun

mass nounAustralian

A disease of horses, in particular Kimberley disease.
donkeys were a godsend because they are relatively immune to walkabout disease
Example sentencesExamples
- Bullocks and horses couldn't take the often extreme heat, and horses also were prone to walkabout disease.
- We were always needing horses because they were always dying from walkabout disease.
- Walkabout disease has been responsible for yearly losses running into many thousands of pounds.
- The State Department of Agriculture is running an investigation into the walkabout disease that affects horses.
- Maybe the horses they had were knocked out by walkabout disease.
- The plant has been suspected of causing walkabout disease in horses.
- There was never any walkabout disease in the area.
- Walkabout disease of horses causes considerable inconvenience to station activities.
- They are prone to walkabout disease, caused by them eating a bluey-green bush with a yellow flower.
- Two years was a good season for horses out there; they die with walkabout disease.

单词	walkabout disease
释义	Definition of walkabout disease in English: walkabout disease noun mass nounAustralian A disease of horses, in particular Kimberley disease. donkeys were a godsend because they are relatively immune to walkabout disease Example sentencesExamples Bullocks and horses couldn't take the often extreme heat, and horses also were prone to walkabout disease. We were always needing horses because they were always dying from walkabout disease. Walkabout disease has been responsible for yearly losses running into many thousands of pounds. The State Department of Agriculture is running an investigation into the walkabout disease that affects horses. Maybe the horses they had were knocked out by walkabout disease. The plant has been suspected of causing walkabout disease in horses. There was never any walkabout disease in the area. Walkabout disease of horses causes considerable inconvenience to station activities. They are prone to walkabout disease, caused by them eating a bluey-green bush with a yellow flower. Two years was a good season for horses out there; they die with walkabout disease.
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