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42 crop
A n2 ( growing in field) ( souvent pl) culture f ; the crops have been trampled/will fail les cultures ont été piétinées/seront perdues ;3 ( harvest) (of fruit, vegetables) récolte f ; ( of cereals) récolte f, moisson f ; bumper crop récolte exceptionnelle ; second crop deuxième récolte ; the oat/rice crop la récolte d'avoine/de riz ;4 fig (collection of prizes, medals) moisson f ; (of people, novels, films) cuvée f ; this year's crop of graduates la cuvée des diplômés de cette année ; they are the cream of the crop ce sont les meilleurs du lot ;6 ( short haircut) coupe f courte ;7 ( of bird) jabot m ;8 ( whip) cravache f.2 [animal] brouter [grass, field] ;3 Phot rogner [photograph] ;4 ( harvest) récolter [cereal, vegetable, fruit] ; moissonner [wheat, corn] ; cueillir [cherries, strawberries] ;5 ( grow produce on) cultiver [land] ;6 ( grow) cultiver [vegetable, cereal].C vi ( p prés etc - pp-) [produce, plant] produire une récolte ; this variety crops late c'est une variété tardive.■ crop out [rock] affleurer.■ crop up [matter, subject] surgir ; [person, name] être mentionné ; [problem, difficulty] surgir ; [opportunity] se présenter ; something's cropped up il y a un contretemps ; she's always cropping up in the papers on ne voit qu'elle dans les journaux. -
43 cropper
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44 flowering
A nB adj1 ( producing blooms) [shrub, tree] à fleurs ;2 ( in bloom) [plant, shrub] en fleurs ; early-/late-flowering à floraison précoce/tardive ; summer-flowering à floraison estivale. -
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A n1 gen, Geol, Astron, Hist période f ; ( longer) époque f ; for a short period pendant une courte période ; a period of peace and prosperity une période or une époque de paix et de prospérité ; trial/Christmas period période d'essai/de Noël ; the late Roman/pre-war period l'époque romaine tardive/l'époque or la période de l'avant-guerre ; cloudy/sunny periods Meteorol périodes nuageuses/d'ensoleillement ; bright periods Meteorol éclaircies fpl ; rainy periods Meteorol averses fpl ; for/over a two-year period pendant/en deux ans ; for a long period pendant longtemps ;4 ( menstruation) règles fpl ;5 Sch ( lesson) cours m, leçon f ; a double period of French deux cours de français à la suite ; to have a free period ≈ avoir une heure de libre ;B modif ( of a certain era) [costume, furniture, instrument] d'époque ; ( reproduction) [costume, instrument, style, performance] caractéristique de l'époque ; [furniture] de style (ancien). -
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silicose tardiveEnglish-French dictionary of labour protection > late silicosis
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1. LAT Operophthera brumata Linnaeus2. RUS пяденица f зимняя3. ENG (small) winter moth4. DEU Obstbaum-Frostspanner m, gemeiner [kleiner] Frostspanner m, Winterspanner m5. FRA arpenteuse f tardive, phalène f hiémale -
50 late bolting
поздняя цветушность сахарной свеклы
Цветушность растений сахарной свеклы во второй половине вегетационного периода.
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