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61 reforestar
v.1 to reforest.2 to reforest, to replant.* * *1 to reforest, reafforest* * *VT to reforest* * *verbo transitivo to reforest* * *= reforest.Ex. By 1948, a short 26 years after the first tree planting, most of the barren lands had been reforested with healthy pine and spruce plantations.* * *verbo transitivo to reforest* * *= reforest.Ex: By 1948, a short 26 years after the first tree planting, most of the barren lands had been reforested with healthy pine and spruce plantations.
* * *reforestar [A1 ]vtto reforest, reafforest ( BrE)* * *
reforestar ( conjugate reforestar) verbo transitivo
to reforest
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reforest
* * *reforestar vtto reforest, Br to reafforest* * *v/t reforest -
62 repoblación forestal
f.reforestation, afforestation, reafforestation, forestation.* * *reafforestation, reforestation* * *(n.) = afforestation, reafforestation [re-afforestation], reforestation [re-forestation], forestationEx. The state government has embarked on an afforestation project and has prohibited bush burning to reduce desertification.Ex. The author highlights some of the issues a forester needs to consider before embarking on the reafforestation of degraded land.Ex. The European pine weevil is not found in northern America so far but is the major pest in conifer reforestation in northern Europe.Ex. Rural population growth has a pernicious effect on forestation.* * *(n.) = afforestation, reafforestation [re-afforestation], reforestation [re-forestation], forestationEx: The state government has embarked on an afforestation project and has prohibited bush burning to reduce desertification.
Ex: The author highlights some of the issues a forester needs to consider before embarking on the reafforestation of degraded land.Ex: The European pine weevil is not found in northern America so far but is the major pest in conifer reforestation in northern Europe.Ex: Rural population growth has a pernicious effect on forestation.* * *reforestation -
63 repoblar con árboles
(v.) = reforestEx. By 1948, a short 26 years after the first tree planting, most of the barren lands had been reforested with healthy pine and spruce plantations.* * *(v.) = reforestEx: By 1948, a short 26 years after the first tree planting, most of the barren lands had been reforested with healthy pine and spruce plantations.
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64 repoblar de árboles
(v.) = reforestEx. By 1948, a short 26 years after the first tree planting, most of the barren lands had been reforested with healthy pine and spruce plantations.* * *(v.) = reforestEx: By 1948, a short 26 years after the first tree planting, most of the barren lands had been reforested with healthy pine and spruce plantations.
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65 tierra baldía
f.waste land, wasteland, bare land, unproductive land.* * *(n.) = wasteland, moor, barren landEx. Eliot somehow suggests that a mix of blood and electricity might yet redeem the petty materialism of the modern world that he had previously seen only as a wasteland.Ex. The emperor moth is a European moth that lives in moors.Ex. By 1948, a short 26 years after the first tree planting, most of the barren lands had been reforested with healthy pine and spruce plantations.* * *(n.) = wasteland, moor, barren landEx: Eliot somehow suggests that a mix of blood and electricity might yet redeem the petty materialism of the modern world that he had previously seen only as a wasteland.
Ex: The emperor moth is a European moth that lives in moors.Ex: By 1948, a short 26 years after the first tree planting, most of the barren lands had been reforested with healthy pine and spruce plantations. -
66 pino insigne/tea
Monterey/loblolly pine* * *Monterey/loblolly pine -
67 piñonate
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68 repudrirse
VPR to eat one's heart out, pine away* * *vpr1. [pudrirse] to rot awayse repudría de tristeza she was consumed with sadness -
69 pineda
f.1 a kind of linen garters.2 grove of pines.3 pine grove, pinewood, grove of pines.* * *1 pine grove* * *f → pinar -
70 anhelar
• aspire after• be sick for• crave after• hank• hanker• hanker for• hankering• hunger for• long for• look forward to• pine after• pine for• thrive after• yearly tax return• yearn• yearn for• yearn to -
71 pino amarillo
• longleaf pine• longleaved pine• yellow ochre• yellow plum -
72 pino de Brasil
• Brazilian pine• Paraná pine -
73 pino marítimo
• cluster pine• pinaster• seaside pine -
74 pino negral
• Austrian pine• Corsican pine• larceny by bailee• larch tree -
75 pino negro
• mountain pine• Swiss mountain pine -
76 pino Oregón
• Douglas fir• Oregon fir• Oregon pine• Paraná pine -
77 pino ponderoso
• longleaf pine• longleaved pine -
78 pino real
• stone pine• umbrella pine -
79 pino rodeno
• cluster pine• pinaster• seaside pine -
80 pińón
• cog-wheel• cogwheel• gear• pine kernel• pine seed• pinion• sprocket• sprocket wheel• toothed wheel
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Pine — Pine, v. i. 1. To suffer; to be afflicted. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] 2. To languish; to lose flesh or wear away, under any distress or anexiety of mind; to droop; often used with away. The roses wither and the lilies pine. Tickell. [1913 Webster] 3.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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Pine — Pine, n. [AS. p[=i]n, L. poena penalty. See {Pain}.] Woe; torment; pain. [Obs.] Pyne of hell. Chaucer. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
