英语词汇“strip-cultivation”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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strip-cultivation

strip-cultivation n. (a) = strip farming n. below; (b) Archaeology the practice of using strip lynchets in farming.

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the world > food and drink > farming > cultivation or tillage > [noun] > systems of cultivation

round tilth1723

infield and outfield1733

terrace1796

superculture1835

terrace-cultivation1860

terrace-culture1863

conservation tillage1897

monoculture1901

strip farming1913

polyculture1915

sailab1916

shifting cultivation1922

strip-cultivation1932

shifting agriculture1934

strip-cropping1936

podu1938

contour terracing1939

strip system1954

swiddening1971

monocropping1974

1932 T. D. Kendrick & C. F. C. Hawkes Archaeol. Eng. & Wales 1914–31 x. 173 The Celtic system..lasted to reach its height in Roman times, and makes a striking contrast to the strip cultivation of the Saxon and medieval open fields.

1974 C. Taylor Fieldwork in Medieval Archaeol. iii. 28 These terrace-like features [sc. strip lynchets] on hillsides are the remains of medieval strip cultivation.

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单词	strip-cultivation
释义	> as lemmas strip-cultivation strip-cultivation n. (a) = strip farming n. below; (b) Archaeology the practice of using strip lynchets in farming. ΘΚΠ the world > food and drink > farming > cultivation or tillage > [noun] > systems of cultivation round tilth1723 infield and outfield1733 terrace1796 superculture1835 terrace-cultivation1860 terrace-culture1863 conservation tillage1897 monoculture1901 strip farming1913 polyculture1915 sailab1916 shifting cultivation1922 strip-cultivation1932 shifting agriculture1934 strip-cropping1936 podu1938 contour terracing1939 strip system1954 swiddening1971 monocropping1974 1932 T. D. Kendrick & C. F. C. Hawkes Archaeol. Eng. & Wales 1914–31 x. 173 The Celtic system..lasted to reach its height in Roman times, and makes a striking contrast to the strip cultivation of the Saxon and medieval open fields. 1974 C. Taylor Fieldwork in Medieval Archaeol. iii. 28 These terrace-like features [sc. strip lynchets] on hillsides are the remains of medieval strip cultivation. extracted from stripn.² < as lemmas
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