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transitive verb1) (for crops) kultivieren; bestellen, bebauen [Feld, Land]2) anbauen, züchten [Pflanzen]3) (fig.) kultivieren, entwickeln [Geschmack]; kultivieren [Freundschaft, Gefühl, Gewohnheit]; entwickeln [Kunst, Fertigkeit]* * *•- academic.ru/17751/cultivated">cultivated- cultivation
- cultivator* * *cul·ti·vate[ˈkʌltɪveɪt, AM -tə-]vt▪ to \cultivate sth etw anbauento \cultivate crops Getreide anbauento \cultivate vegetables Gemüse anbauen [o ziehento \cultivate the land das Land bestellen3. ( fig form)▪ to \cultivate sth etw entwickelnto \cultivate an accent einen Akzent pflegento \cultivate a career eine Karriere fördernto \cultivate contacts/relationships Kontakte/Beziehungen pflegento \cultivate one's mind seine geistigen Fähigkeiten steigernto \cultivate sb's mind jdn geistig fördernto \cultivate one's reputation etwas für seinen guten Ruf tunto \cultivate sb's talent jds Talent fördern* * *['kʌltIveɪt]vt2) (fig) friendship, links etc pflegen, kultivieren; art, skill, taste entwickeln; sb sich (dat) warmhalten (inf), die Beziehung zu... pflegena connection like that is definitely worth cultivating — es lohnt sich bestimmt, so eine Verbindung aufrechtzuerhalten
* * *cultivate [ˈkʌltıveıt] v/t1. AGRa) den Boden kultivieren, bebauen, bestellen, bearbeiten, urbar machenb) engS. mit dem Kultivator bearbeiten2. zivilisieren3. veredeln, -feinern, entwickeln, fort-, ausbilden, eine Kunst etc fördern4. eine Kunst etc pflegen, betreiben, sich widmen (dat)5. sich befleißigen (gen), Wert legen auf (akk):6. a) eine Freundschaft, Beziehungen etc pflegenb) freundschaftlichen Verkehr suchen oder pflegen mit, sich jemandem widmen, sich jemanden warmhalten umg* * *transitive verb1) (for crops) kultivieren; bestellen, bebauen [Feld, Land]2) anbauen, züchten [Pflanzen]3) (fig.) kultivieren, entwickeln [Geschmack]; kultivieren [Freundschaft, Gefühl, Gewohnheit]; entwickeln [Kunst, Fertigkeit]* * *v.anbauen v.ausbilden v.kultivieren v.
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