1 (often with around, in, out etc) to guide or lead carefully -- trông nom, hướng dẫn
He shepherded me through a maze of corridors.
The greatest frequency of consanguineous marriages is recorded for the shepherds.
In this study only seven children and adolescents aged 9-17 years were infected, and all of them came from shepherds' families with o6 members.
Undeterred, he shepherded his flock and gradually built up a base of popular support through a display of leadership, toughness and humour.
Further, sheep need salt, which was expensive for the shepherds, but rocksalts could be found inside most forests.
Even today there are nuraghi on the island that are used by shepherds and have been rebuilt to meet their needs.
He paid lower wages and had larger flocks than other squatters, and expected his shepherds to camp out in the open.
The last were the most prosperous group, who hired in other shepherds.
Most sheep owners despised their shepherds for the annual binge, and many blamed unscrupulous hotel owners who preyed on the drunken men.
