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Перевод: sown

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Тезаурус:

1. With very fine seed try mixing it with fine silver sand to ensure the seeds are not sown too closely.
2. Some short leys, mostly sown as fertility-breads in arable rotation or for silage, contain only one or two species of grass or clover.
3. Often the seeds of future ill-health are already sown by the age of twenty only to arise many years later.
4. What is sown is perishable, what is raised is imperishable.
5. According to some figures compiled by the Nature Conservancy Council, untreated permanent grasslands (including chalk grasslands) can support 20 species of butterfly; sown grass leys support none!
6. In Dr Banda's eyes, the Church has deliberately sown "confusionism", and for this treason the regime has reacted violently.
7. Short leys, down for one or two years, are generally sown as a fertility-building break in an arable rotation; the grazing, hay, or silage taken during the ley being of secondary - albeit significant - importance.
8. The deer were not to be fenced out of enclosures in the forest with "unreasonable hedges and ditches", unless "the greater part of the enclosure be sown with corn".
9. Catch crops should be sown after minimal cultivation of the stubble as soon as the harvest is cleared.
10. I have sown grass seeds successfully by two methods in the high-rainfall conditions of Wales.
11. "We have sown the seeds, but we have failed to reap the harvest.
12. You may consider the susceptibility as the soil in which the seeds of disease are sown.
13. In the vegetable garden rows of watery English lettuces had been sown in succession to provide sufficient salad for the Royal Family and their guests throughout their summer holiday.