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21 Schrebergarten
m etwa allotment (garden)* * *der Schrebergartenallotment garden; allotment* * *Schre|ber|gar|ten ['ʃreːbɐ-]mallotment (Brit), garden plot* * *(a small part of a larger piece of public ground rented to a person to grow vegetables etc.) allotment* * *Schre·ber·gar·ten[ˈʃre:bɐ]m allotment* * *der ≈ allotment (cultivated primarily as a garden)•• Cultural note:A Schrebergarten is an enclosed mini-garden (similar to an allotment) in a large common garden, usually just outside an urban area. As most German city-dwellers live in blocks of flats, many rent a Schrebergarten to provide them with a place where they can grow fruit and flowers and go to relax. The gardens are named after the Leipzig physician D. G. M. Schreber (1808-61), who had the idea of creating playgrounds for children and small gardens for adult part-time gardeners set within a common plot. By law the size of each mini-garden is limited to no more than 400 square metres. Most Schrebergärten have a shed or summer house at one end that often looks like a fairy-tale cottage, and tidy flower beds. The gardeners are members of an association ( Schrebergartenverein) which represents their interests* * *Schrebergarten m etwa allotment (garden)* * *der ≈ allotment (cultivated primarily as a garden)•• Cultural note:A Schrebergarten is an enclosed mini-garden (similar to an allotment) in a large common garden, usually just outside an urban area. As most German city-dwellers live in blocks of flats, many rent a Schrebergarten to provide them with a place where they can grow fruit and flowers and go to relax. The gardens are named after the Leipzig physician D. G. M. Schreber (1808-61), who had the idea of creating playgrounds for children and small gardens for adult part-time gardeners set within a common plot. By law the size of each mini-garden is limited to no more than 400 square metres. Most Schrebergärten have a shed or summer house at one end that often looks like a fairy-tale cottage, and tidy flower beds. The gardeners are members of an association ( Schrebergartenverein) which represents their interests* * *m.allotment garden n. -
22 dig up
1) выкапывать, вырывать During the war people dug up their flower gardens to grow vegetables. ≈ Во время войны люди сажали в цветниках овощи. Syn: grub, trench
2) откапывать, разыскивать Where did you dig that idea up? ≈ Где ты нашел эту мысль? How he always manages to dig up a fresh excuse for being late, I'll never know. ≈ И как это ему удается всегда найти какую-нибудь новое оправдание своих опозданий?
3) амер.;
разг. сделать взнос;
наскрести определенную сумму, собрать Between us we should be able to dig up enough money for your ticket. ≈ Думаю, мы можем вскладчину купить тебе билет.
4) поднять целину выкапывать, вырывать - to * a bush вырыть куст откапывать - where did you dig that up? где вы это откопали? вскапывать (землю) (американизм) (разговорное) с трудом добывать, изыскивать (средства и т. п.) - to * evidence выискивать доказательства (американизм) (разговорное) дввать деньги, ссужать деньгами > to * the tomahawk /the hatchet/ начинать войну, возобновлять борьбу -
23 dig up
dig up а) выкапывать, вырывать During the war people dug up their flowergardens to grow vegetables. б) откапывать Where did you dig that idea up? Howhe always manages to dig up a fresh excuse for being late, I'll never know. в)amer. coll. сделать взнос; наскрести определенную сумму, собрать Between us weshould be able to dig up enough money for your ticket. г) поднять целину -
24 allotment
noun (a small part of a larger piece of public ground rented to a person to grow vegetables etc.) parcelatr[ə'lɒtmənt]2 (gen) lo asignado; (money given) cuota3 (land) huertoallotment [ə'lɑtmənt] n: reparto m, asignación f, distribución fn.• asignación s.f.• cuota s.f.• distribución s.f.• lote s.m.• porción s.f.• reparto s.m.ə'lɑːtmənt, ə'lɒtmənt[ǝ'lɒtmǝnt]N1) (=distribution) reparto m, distribución f2) (=quota) asignación f, cuota f3) (Brit) (=land) parcela f* * *[ə'lɑːtmənt, ə'lɒtmənt] -
25 biodynamisch
Adj. AGR. biodynamic* * *bio|dy|na|misch [biody'naːmɪʃ]1. adjbiodynamic2. advbiodynamically* * *bio·dy·na·misch[biodyˈna:mɪʃ]adj organic* * * -
26 allotment
noun1) Zuteilung, die* * *noun (a small part of a larger piece of public ground rented to a person to grow vegetables etc.) der Schrebergarten* * *al·lot·ment[əˈlɒtmənt, AM -ˈlɑ:t-]nletter of \allotment [or \allotment letter] Zuteilungsanzeige f* * *[ə'lɒtmənt]n1) (= allocation) Zuteilung f, Zuweisung f; (of time) Vorsehen nt; (of money) Bestimmung f; (= amount of money allotted) Zuwendung f2) (Brit: plot of ground) Schrebergarten m* * *1. Zuteilung f2. Anteil m3. Br Schrebergarten m4. MIL US Überweisung f eines festgesetzten Teils der Löhnung an einen Angehörigen etc* * *noun1) Zuteilung, die* * *n.Anteil -e m.Kleingartensiedlung f.Zuteilung f.Zuweisung f. -
27 allotment
noun (a small part of a larger piece of public ground rented to a person to grow vegetables etc.) parsell, kolonihageallokering--------fordelingsubst. \/əˈlɒtmənt\/1) tildeling, andel, porsjon2) skjebne, lodd (i livet)3) kolonihage, hageparsell -
28 grønnsaker
(dyrke grønnsaker) grow vegetables -
29 vegetable
['veʤɪtəbl]1. n1) овощ2) растение; перен. человек, ведущий вялый, скучный, пассивный образ жизниto become a mere vegetable — прозябать, жить растительной жизнью
2. adj -
30 allotment
noun (a small part of a larger piece of public ground rented to a person to grow vegetables etc.) úthlutun, skammtur -
31 allotment
veteményeskert, juttatás, kiosztás* * *noun (a small part of a larger piece of public ground rented to a person to grow vegetables etc.) zártkert -
32 allotment
noun (a small part of a larger piece of public ground rented to a person to grow vegetables etc.) lote* * *al.lot.ment[əl'ɔtmənt] n 1 divisão em partes, rateio, distribuição. 2 parcela, porção, cota, lote. 3 ação. 4 sorte, destino. on allotment na distribuição das ações. -
33 allotment
n. paylaştırma, pay etme, bölüştürme; tahsis, pay, hisse, kiraya verilen küçük arazi* * *1. hisse 2. paylaştırma* * *noun (a small part of a larger piece of public ground rented to a person to grow vegetables etc.) kiralanan sebze bahçeciği -
34 allotment
noun (a small part of a larger piece of public ground rented to a person to grow vegetables etc.) parcela, greda* * *[əlɔtmənt]noundodelitev, odmera; izžrebani delež; srečka; usoda, sreča; parcela; geology področje, nahajališče -
35 allotment
• osa• palsta• osuus• jakaminen arvallalaw• jako-osuus• jakolaw• jako-osa• viljelyspalsta• avustus• siirtolapuutarha• arvalla jako• arpominen• arpa• arvonta• puutarhapalsa• kiintiö• kohtalo• kiintiöinti• peltotilkkuautomatic data processing• lohko* * *noun (a small part of a larger piece of public ground rented to a person to grow vegetables etc.) vuokraviljelypalsta -
36 allotment
[ə'lɒtmənt]1) (allocation) assegnazione f.2) BE (garden) orto m. urbano in concessione (piccolo orto demaniale concesso in affitto a privati)* * *noun (a small part of a larger piece of public ground rented to a person to grow vegetables etc.) lotto di terra* * *allotment /əˈlɒtmənt/n.6 (in GB) orto (o orticello) NOTE DI CULTURA: allotment: è un terreno della periferia che le autorità locali affittano ai privati. Questa pratica ha avuto inizio durante la prima guerra mondiale● (fin.) allotment letter, avviso di riparto □ (fin.) allotment money, acconto di riparto.* * *[ə'lɒtmənt]1) (allocation) assegnazione f.2) BE (garden) orto m. urbano in concessione (piccolo orto demaniale concesso in affitto a privati) -
37 allotment
[ə'lɔtmənt]n* * *noun (a small part of a larger piece of public ground rented to a person to grow vegetables etc.) działka -
38 allotment
noun (a small part of a larger piece of public ground rented to a person to grow vegetables etc.) neliels zemes gabals* * *piešķiršana; tiesa, daļa; neliels zemes gabals -
39 allotment
noun (a small part of a larger piece of public ground rented to a person to grow vegetables etc.) sklypelis -
40 allotment
n. tilldelning; lott; koloniträdgård* * *noun (a small part of a larger piece of public ground rented to a person to grow vegetables etc.) []lott, andel
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