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2 зелёное удобрение
1) Agriculture: green manure2) Ecology: green fertilizer -
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fertilizer, manure* * *удобре́ние с.1. ( органическое) manure; ( минеральное) fertilizer2. ( внесение удобрения) fertilization, use of fertilizerвноси́ть удобре́ние — apply a fertilizerудобре́ние слё́живается — the fertilizer cakesсме́шивать удобре́ния — blend fertilizersусва́ивать удобре́ние ( о растениях) — appropriate [assimilate] a fertilizerазо́тное удобре́ние — nitrogen fertilizerбактериа́льное удобре́ние — bacterial fertilizerгранули́рованное удобре́ние — granular fertilizerжи́дкое удобре́ние — liquid fertilizerзелё́ное удобре́ние — green manureкали́йное удобре́ние — potash fertilizerко́мплексное удобре́ние — combined [compound] fertilizerко́стное удобре́ние — bone fertilizerминера́льное удобре́ние — mineral fertilizerоргани́ческое удобре́ние — organic fertilizerпорошкообра́зное удобре́ние — pulverized fertilizerприлли́рованное удобре́ние — prilled fertilizerпромы́шленное удобре́ние — processed fertilizerсло́жное удобре́ние — complex fertilizerсме́шанное удобре́ние — mixed fertilizerсуспензио́нное удобре́ние — suspension fertilizerусвоя́емое удобре́ние ( в усвояемом виде) — fertilizer in available formфо́сфорное удобре́ние — phosphate fertilizer -
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1. с. manure; fertilizerтукодробилка, измельчитель удобрений — fertilizer grinder
отходы, используемые на удобрение — fertilizer material
смеситель удобрений; тукосмеситель — fertilizer mixer
2. с. fertilization, use of fertilizer -
5 удобрение
1) General subject: dressing, dung, enrichment (почвы), fertilization (почвы), fertilizer, manure, plant food (особ. для комнатных растений)2) Biology: fertilizer agent, fertilizing3) Agriculture: agricultural chemical, amendment, fertilization (внесение удобрения), fertilizer (минеральное), manure (органическое), fertiliser4) Chemistry: manuring5) Jargon: green thumb6) Makarov: fertilizer material
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