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YARD | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary Meaning of yard in English yard noun [ C ] uk Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / jɑːd / us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / jɑːrd / yard noun [C] ( UNIT OF MEASUREMENT ) Add to word list Add to word list B1 ( written abbreviation yd ) a unit of measurement equal to three feet or approximately 91.4 centimetres His angled shot beat the goalkeeper from 20 yards. His horse collapsed just 40 yards from the winning post . A cricket pitch is 22 yards long . A yard is equal to 3 feet . The garden of their new house is 30 yards in length . The quarterback threw a 35-yard pass for a touchdown . Measurements of length & distance centimetre cubit decimetre ell extend to something food miles ft km length linear micrometre millimetre mm mph nanometre pace square thick width wingspan See more results » yard noun [C] ( WORK AREA ) an area of land in which a particular type of work is done, often one from which goods are sold : a lumber yard a scrap yard See also boatyard dockyard junkyard lumberyard shipyard stockyard Since they set up a builder's yard next door , our house has depreciated in value . The state of the economy has led to many small businesses ending up in the knacker's yard. I bought a cheap , replacement headlight from the scrap yard. A lot of heavy lorries use this road on the way to the builder's yard. There's a recycling point for old fridges at the scrap yard. Gardens & yards allotment arboretum back garden backyard barnyard compound cottage garden courtyard extensive grounds farmyard formal formally front garden ground physic garden precinct quad reclamation yard roof garden terraced garden See more results » yard noun [C] ( LAND NEXT TO BUILDING ) an area of land next to a building that usually has a hard surface and that is used for a special purpose : The house has a small yard at the back. The children played in the school yard. a prison yard See also backyard barnyard farmyard He was chopping wood in the yard. From the window we could see the children playing in the yard. The prisoners were exercising in the yard. When the bell rang , the schoolchildren ran out into the yard. He hung the washing out to dry in the yard. Gardens & yards allotment arboretum back garden backyard barnyard compound cottage garden courtyard extensive grounds farmyard formal formally front garden ground physic garden precinct quad reclamation yard roof garden terraced garden See more results » yard noun [C] ( GARDEN ) A2 US ( UK garden ) a piece of land next to a house , usually used for growing flowers , grass , and other plants : The kids were playing in the yard. MOCCABUNNY/iStock/Getty Images Plus/GettyImages Gardens & yards allotment arboretum back garden backyard barnyard compound cottage garden courtyard extensive grounds farmyard formal formally front garden ground physic garden precinct quad reclamation yard roof garden terraced garden See more results » yard noun [C] ( BASEBALL FIELD ) US a field where baseball is played : He hit the ball out of the yard. I never thought I would get to play in a major-league yard. Baseball & rounders 1-2-3 inning ahead alley around the horn idiom at bat grand slam hit a home run hit the ball out of the park idiom hitting coach home stand horsehide line (someone) up phrasal verb pitch sac slider slogger slow-pitch softball slugger slugging percentage stretch See more results » Idiom go yard (Definition of yard from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press) yard | American Dictionary yard noun [ C ] us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / jɑrd / yard noun [C] ( MEASUREMENT ) Add to word list Add to word list ( abbreviation yd. ) a unit of measurement of length equal to 3 feet or approximately 0.914 meter yard noun [C] ( LAND AROUND HOUSE ) a piece of land surrounding a house , usually grassy land with trees and other plants : The kids are playing in the yard out back. yard noun [C] ( LAND NEXT TO BUILDING ) an area of ground next to a building that is used for a particular , usually business , purpose : a boat yard a lumber yard (Definition of yard from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press) yard | Business English yard noun [ C ] uk Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / jɑːd / us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio ( written abbreviation yd ) Add to word list Add to word list MEASURES a unit of measurement equal to 3 feet or 91.4 centimetres an area of land next to buildings used for a particular purpose such as building , storing , or selling goods : a builders ' yard See also dockyard salvage yard shipyard stockyard (Definition of yard from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press) Examples of yard yard For example at one site we had walls that related to a house and a series of cesspits behind it, and then a yard . From the Cambridge English Corpus The theft of materials from the sidings, freight yards and railway works was a particularly notable crime to arise from the operation of the railways. From the Cambridge English Corpus For example, under new regulations, no pawnshop was allowed to be set up within fifty yards (and later one hundred yards) of a gambling house. From the Cambridge English Corpus Often they use physical props from around the house or yard , such as old lesson books or pretend chalkboards made from sheets of galvanized metal. From the Cambridge English Corpus Yards and yards of cable were woven through the trees. From the Cambridge English Corpus The tsetse-population has decreased in that time by nearly nine-tenths (from 9-4 to 1 -0 flies per 1,000 yards of transect). From the Cambridge English Corpus This study presents a remote crane control system for container loading/unloading yard cranes of port container terminals. From the Cambridge English Corpus The farmhouse and dairy barn were to have been connected by a transitional utility space, with other utility structures forming a yard to the rear. From the Cambridge English Corpus Ethnographers observed that in both of these census tracts, the homes and yards appeared wellmaintained, and the streets were quiet and clean. From the Cambridge English Corpus Divers examined the hull, following which the ship was condemned and sold to a breaker's yard for 45,000 kroner. From the Cambridge English Corpus Alternatively some weavers would cut a yard or two of cloth from the loom and try to sell this on their own. From the Cambridge English Corpus Questions of architectural planning have been raised because in the near future both the commercial harbour and the railroad yards will be abandoned. From the Cambridge English Corpus The farmstead consists of both house and yard , and can have a life span that covers multiple building phases of the farmhouse itself. From the Cambridge English Corpus The earth was stripped to a depth of one foot over a surface of 200 square yards. From the Cambridge English Corpus As recently as 1997, a competition for re-using the rail yard was held, but never implemented. From the Cambridge English Corpus See all examples of yard These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocations with yard yard These are words often used in combination with yard . Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. cubic yard When you buy soil for this purpose, you always buy it by the cubic yard . From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 freight yard First of all, the freight yard tracks will have to be removed. From the Cambridge English Corpus front yard The right front yard would have three or four dormitories, for the male paupers. From the Cambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. See all collocations with yard What is the pronunciation of yard ? Translations of yard in Chinese (Traditional) 計量單位, 碼（相當於3英尺，約91.4厘米）, 工作場所… See more in Chinese (Simplified) 计量单位, 码（相当于3英尺，约91.4厘米）, 工作场所… See more in Spanish yarda, patio, taller… See more in Portuguese jarda:, unidade de 0, 9144 metros… See more in Marathi in Japanese in Turkish in French in Catalan in Dutch in Tamil in Hindi in Gujarati in Danish in Swedish in Malay in German in Norwegian in Urdu in Ukrainian in Telugu in Bengali in Czech in Indonesian in Thai in Vietnamese in Polish in Korean in Italian यार्ड, लांबी मोजण्याचे एक परिमाण. एक यार्ड म्हणजे तीन फूट किंवा साधारणतः 91.4 से.मी., अंगण… See more ヤード（長さの単位。1ヤード＝3フィート＝0.9144メートル）, （米）庭, 庭（にわ）… See more yarda, 0.9144 metre veya 3 fite eşit genişlik ölçüm birimi, evin önündeki veya arkasındaki bahçe… See more jardin [masculine], mètre [masculine], cour [feminine]… See more iarda, jardí… See more yard, binnenplaats, terrein… See more மூன்று அடி அல்லது தோராயமாக 91.4 சென்டிமீட்டருக்கு சமமான அளவீட்டு அலகு, ஒரு வீட்டின் அடுத்த நிலம், பொதுவாக பூக்கள்… See more (माप की एक इकाई) यार्ड, तीन फीट या लगभग 91.4 सेंटीमीटर के बराबर, अहाता… See more વાર, વરંડો, વાડો… See more yard, gård, -gård… See more yard, gård, gårdsplan… See more ela, laman, limbungan… See more 9144 metres=das Yard, der Hof, die Werft… See more hage [masculine], yard [masculine], gård [masculine]… See more گز (لمبائی کا پیمانہ), صحن, آنگن… See more ярд, двір, подвір'я… See more యార్డ్/ గజము., ఇంటి పక్కన ఉన్న, సామాన్యంగా మొక్కలు… See more গজ, উঠোন / আঙিনা / অঙ্গন… See more yard, dvůr, loděnice… See more yard, halaman, galangan… See more หลา (ยาวเท่ากับ 3 ฟุต หรือ 0.9144 เมตร), สนาม, ลานบ้าน… See more thước Anh (0, 914 mét), sân… See more jard (= = 0, 9144 metra), podwórko… See more 야드, 마당… See more iarda (