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1 plough
حَرَثَ \ cultivate: to prepare (land) for crops; grow crops on (land). plough: to turn the soil with a plough: He was busy ploughing (the field). \ See Also فلح (فَلَحَ) -
2 een akker/het land ploegen
een akker/het land ploegenplough a field/the landVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > een akker/het land ploegen
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3 пахотная земля
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4 вспаханное поле
Русско-Английский новый экономический словарь > вспаханное поле
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5 вспаханное поле
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6 plov
* * *(en -e) plough,(am) plow;(også fig) put one's hand to the plough;[ bringe under ploven] put under (the) plough;[ land under plov] land under the plough (el. under cultivation). -
7 oranica
* * *• tilth• infield• garden tillage• acres• arable land• arable• ploughed land• ploughland• ploug-field• plough• plough land• plow -
8 ораница
plough land, plough field* * *arable (n) -
9 пашня
1) General subject: arable, arable land, croft, cropland, field, land under the plow, plough, ploughland, tillage, tilled soil, tilth2) Agriculture: farm field, tilled field3) Economy: plow4) Forestry: acre, plough-land5) Ecology: plough land, ploughed field, plowing land, plowland, tilling6) Business: agricultural land7) Makarov: acres, cornland, land under the plough -
10 пахотная земля
1) General subject: arable, furrow, infield, land under the plow, ploughland, arable land, cropland, plough-land2) American: plowing land3) Agriculture: tillable land, tilth4) Economy: farm land5) Architecture: plotland6) Ecology: plough land, plowland7) Business: agricultural land8) Makarov: land under the plough, plowed area -
11 земля
жearth; ( поверхня землі) ground; ( ґрунт) soil; (володіння, територія, суша, країна) land; ( земна куля) globeродюча земля — fat (fertile, rich) soil
земля під паром — fallow, plough-land
жирна земля — rich soil, loam
неродюча земля — barren, barren land
орендована земля — tenancy, tenantry; tenement
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12 вспаханное поле
General subject: plough, ploughed land, plough-land -
13 орна
орна земя arable/plough land, ar* * *ОРНА земя arable/plough land, ar -
14 пахотная земля
1. arable land2. crop land3. cropland4. plough-land5. farmland6. arable lands -
15 земля
жен.1) ( место жизни и деятельности людей) earthзасыпать землей — (кого-л./что-л.) to cover (up, over) with earth
сравнять с землей — (что-л.) to raze to the ground
стирать с лица земли — to raze to the ground, to wipe smb. off the face of the earth
2) ( планета) the Earth3) (территория, суша) land; ground, soil; country устар.целинные залежные земли — virgin and long-fallow lands; virgin lands
возделывать землю — to till/cultivate the land
земля обетованная — the promised land, the land of promise
4) ( почва) soil, ground, earthбесплодная земля — barren, barren land
жирная земля — rich soil, loam
талая земля — thawed ground/soil
5) ( владения) acre мн. ч.••арендованная земля — tenancy, tenantry
за тридевять земель — разг. (at) the other end of the world, miles amd miles away
доставать из-под земли — to get smth. at any cost
зарывать талант в землю — to bury one's talent; to hide one's light under a bushel идиом.
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16 Ackerland
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17 Ackerland
n1. arable farm land2. farmland3. infieldn[allg.]land fit for cultivationn[pflügbar]1. arable land2. plough land Br. coll.3. plow land Am. coll. -
18 земля под паром
1) General subject: ploughed land, fallow, plough-land2) Engineering: fallow field3) Economy: fallow land -
19 пахота
1) General subject: arable, ploughing, the tilth of the ground, tillage, tilth2) Engineering: plowing3) Agriculture: tilling4) Forestry: plough-land5) Makarov: arable land, tilth of the ground -
20 ziratna zemlja
• arable land; ploghland; plough land
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