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1 decomposed dung
to spread dung — разбрасывать навоз, унавоживать
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > decomposed dung
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Макаров: перегной, перепревший навоз -
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1. n навоз, помётbird dung — гуано, птичий помёт
2. n удобрениеto spread dung — разбрасывать навоз, унавоживать
3. n кал, фекалии, экскременты4. v унавоживать землю, удобрять землю навозом5. v выделять экскрементыСинонимический ряд:foul dirt (noun) dirt; feces; filth; foul dirt; foul matter; muck; mud; slime; squalor -
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Русско-английский политехнический словарь > перепревший навоз
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10 удобряемый навозом
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11 перегной
1) General subject: humus, muck, vegetable soil2) Geology: black mould humus, mold, mouldy substance, swamp muck, vegetable earth3) Engineering: black earth4) Agriculture: mould, organic matter5) Construction: mulch6) Forestry: black mold, earth humus7) Ecology: manure8) Makarov: decomposed dung, fermented manure, fine manure, moldy substance
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