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1 плодородная почва
1) General subject: fat land, fecund soil2) Engineering: fat soil3) Economy: productive soil4) Ecology: fertile soil, rich soil5) Makarov: fertile ground, fruitful soil, good soil, rich land -
2 fertile
fertile* * *fertile agg.1 fertile, fruitful, productive, rich (anche fig.): suolo fertile, rich (o fertile) soil; fertile fantasia, fertile imagination // (fis. nucleare) materiale fertile, fertile material2 ( di femmina feconda) fertile, prolific.* * *['fɛrtile]1) (fruttuoso) [ terreno] fertile, rich; fig. [ingegno, scrittore] fertile, fecund2) (fecondo) fertile, fecund* * *fertile/'fεrtile/2 (fecondo) fertile, fecund. -
3 fruchtbar
Adj.1. BIO. fertile; nicht fruchtbar infertile; fruchtbare Tage der Frau: fertile period; seid fruchtbar und mehret euch BIBL. be fruitful and multiply2. fig. fruitful, productive; Schriftsteller: prolific; nicht fruchtbar unfruitful; auf fruchtbaren Boden fallen fall on fertile ground; etw. für jemanden fruchtbar machen use s.th. to benefit s.o.* * *seminal; productive; fruitful; fertile; prolific; rich; reproductive; generative* * *frụcht|baradj1) (lit, fig = zeugungsfähig, reiche Frucht bringend) fertileSee:→ Boden2) (lit, fig = viele Nachkommen zeugend, viel schaffend) prolific; (BIBL) fruitful3) (fig = nutzbringend) fruitful, productiveetw für jdn/etw fruchtbar machen — to use sth for the good of sb/sth, to use sth to benefit sb/sth
* * *1) (producing a lot: fertile fields; a fertile mind/imagination.) fertile2) (able to produce fruit, children, young animals etc: fertile seed.) fertile* * *frucht·bar[ˈfrʊxtba:ɐ̯]1. (vermehrungsfähig) fertile, prolificeine \fruchtbare Aussprache a fruitful discussionetw für jdn/etw \fruchtbar machen to use sth for the benefit of sb/sth* * *Adjektiv fertile <soil, field, man, woman>; prolific < breed>; fruitful <work, idea>; fruitful, rewarding < conversation>* * *fruchtbar adj1. BIOL fertile;nicht fruchtbar infertile;fruchtbare Tage der Frau: fertile period;seid fruchtbar und mehret euch BIBEL be fruitful and multiplynicht fruchtbar unfruitful;auf fruchtbaren Boden fallen fall on fertile ground;etwas für jemanden fruchtbar machen use sth to benefit sb* * *Adjektiv fertile <soil, field, man, woman>; prolific < breed>; fruitful <work, idea>; fruitful, rewarding < conversation>eine Idee usw. für etwas fruchtbar machen — allow something to benefit from an idea etc
* * *adj.fecund adj.fertile adj.fruitful adj.seminal adj. adv.rankly adv.reproductively adv.seminally adv. -
4 плодородный
1. fecund2. fertile; fruitful; fecund3. fruitful4. productive5. prolific6. richСинонимический ряд:тучный (прил.) злачный; тучныйАнтонимический ряд: -
5 żyzny
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6 плодородный
fertile, fecundплодородная почва — rich / fertile soil
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7 fecondo
fertile* * *fecondo agg. fecund, prolific (anche fig.); ( fertile) fertile, fruitful (anche fig.): donna in età feconda, woman of child-bearing age; giorni fecondi, fertile days; pioggia feconda, bountiful rain; suolo fecondo, fertile earth (o rich soil); ha un ingegno fecondo, he has creative genius; uno scrittore fecondo, a prolific writer.* * *[fe'kondo]1) [periodo, donna] fertile2) fig. [suolo, ingegno, immaginazione] fertile; [periodo, idea] fruitful* * *fecondo/fe'kondo/1 [periodo, donna] fertile2 fig. [suolo, ingegno, immaginazione] fertile; [periodo, idea] fruitful. -
8 плодородный
fertile, fecund ['fe-]плодоро́дная по́чва — rich / fertile soil
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