cattle, kettle

cattle - /ˈkæt.l̩/ 

kettle - /ˈkɛt.l̩/

• The rancher boiled water in the kettle while keeping an eye on the cattle grazing in the field.
• A large kettle was used to prepare soup for the workers herding the cattle.
• As the cattle moved closer to the stream, the kettle on the campfire began to whistle.
• The cowboy brought a kettle of coffee to the pasture where the cattle were resting.
• During the storm, the cattle huddled together while the kettle in the kitchen kept boiling.
• She could hear the cattle mooing in the distance as she poured tea from the kettle.
• After a long day tending to the cattle, the rancher enjoyed a cup of tea from the kettle.
• The old kettle was dented but still served its purpose near the cattle pen.
• While the cattle were being fed, the farmer filled the kettle to prepare his morning tea.
• The children played near the cattle as their grandmother brewed herbal tea in a black kettle.

Pronunciation:

    • Cattle: /ˈkæt.l̩/ — Refers to large domesticated animals, such as cows, raised for meat or milk.

    • Kettle: /ˈkɛt.l̩/ — A container used to boil water, often for making tea or coffee.

rancher - /ˈrɑːn(t)ʃə/ - хозяин ранчо

cattle pen - /ˈkæt.l̩ pɛn/ - загон для скота