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f manuring; mit Kunstdünger: fertilizing* * *die Düngunggroundswell* * *Dụ̈n|gungf -, -en1) (= das Düngen) fertilizing2) (= Dünger) fertilizer* * *Dün·gung<-, -en>f fertilizing, fertilization* * *die; Düngung, Düngungen use of fertilizers* * ** * *die; Düngung, Düngungen use of fertilizers* * *-en f.fertilizing n. -
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* * *to manure; to muck; to fertilize; to fatten; to dung* * *dụ̈n|gen ['dʏŋən]1. vtto fertilize2. vi(Stoff) to act as a fertilizer; (Mensch) to apply fertilizerim Garten düngen — to put fertilizer on the garden
* * *(to treat (soil or plants) with manure: The farmer has been manuring the fields.) manure* * *dün·gen[ˈdʏŋən]I. vtII. vi1. (mit Dünger versehen)2. (düngende Wirkung haben) to fertilizegut/schlecht \düngen to be a good/poor fertilizer* * *1.transitives Verb fertilize <soil, lawn, etc.>; spread fertilizer on < field>; scatter fertilizer around < plants>2.intransitives Verb < person> put on fertilizergut düngen — < substance> be a good fertilizer
* * *Kompost düngt gut compost is a good fertilizer* * *1.transitives Verb fertilize <soil, lawn, etc.>; spread fertilizer on < field>; scatter fertilizer around < plants>2.intransitives Verb < person> put on fertilizergut düngen — < substance> be a good fertilizer
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Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Düngen
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Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Düngung
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fgreen manuring
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