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

arable

/ˈarəb(ə)l

adjective

1(Of land) used or suitable for growing crops: acres of arable land open arable fields...

Some cyanobacteria do not require fresh water, nitrate - based fertilizer, or even arable land to grow and flourish.
A third of Russia's arable land lies fallow and production costs are one-third lower than those for American wheat farmers.
Over the rolling, variegated hills, where virulent yellow rape seed mingles with brown arable land and verdant fruit farms, a grey, murky pallor is cast.

1.1(Of crops) able to be grown on arable land: arable crops...

The lowland zone supported dense human communities which, given the peaceful conditions imposed by Rome, could grow a surplus of arable crops and animals.
Where the two kinds of terrain were found in close proximity, mixed husbandry, allowing equal or nearly equal importance to arable crops and livestock, was common.
Although it is predominately a dairy business, he also rears beef and grows 52 acres of arable crops.

1.2Concerned with growing arable crops: arable farming...

Estates with relatively more grazing were more efficient than estates with relatively more arable or mixed farming.
If they are arable farmers they probably receive support under the Arable Area Payment Scheme.
Livestock farming and arable farming are both major influences on Britain's wild plant flora.

Synonyms

farmable, cultivable, cultivatable, ploughable, tillable;

fertile, productive, fruitful, fecund, lush

noun [mass noun]

Arable land or crops: vast areas of arable and pasture...

As well as the cows we have five sheep on set-aside land and arable for feed.
In eastern England especially, attempts were made to farm the existing arable more intensively.
Mr Fuller has been part of JSR Farming for about 30 years, managing arable of about 900 acres and livestock on 500 acres at Givendale.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French, or from Latin arabilis, from arare 'to plough'.

单词	arable
释义	arable /ˈarəb(ə)l / adjective 1(Of land) used or suitable for growing crops: acres of arable land open arable fields... Some cyanobacteria do not require fresh water, nitrate - based fertilizer, or even arable land to grow and flourish. A third of Russia's arable land lies fallow and production costs are one-third lower than those for American wheat farmers. Over the rolling, variegated hills, where virulent yellow rape seed mingles with brown arable land and verdant fruit farms, a grey, murky pallor is cast. 1.1(Of crops) able to be grown on arable land: arable crops... The lowland zone supported dense human communities which, given the peaceful conditions imposed by Rome, could grow a surplus of arable crops and animals. Where the two kinds of terrain were found in close proximity, mixed husbandry, allowing equal or nearly equal importance to arable crops and livestock, was common. Although it is predominately a dairy business, he also rears beef and grows 52 acres of arable crops. 1.2Concerned with growing arable crops: arable farming... Estates with relatively more grazing were more efficient than estates with relatively more arable or mixed farming. If they are arable farmers they probably receive support under the Arable Area Payment Scheme. Livestock farming and arable farming are both major influences on Britain's wild plant flora. Synonyms farmable, cultivable, cultivatable, ploughable, tillable; fertile, productive, fruitful, fecund, lush noun [mass noun] Arable land or crops: vast areas of arable and pasture... As well as the cows we have five sheep on set-aside land and arable for feed. In eastern England especially, attempts were made to farm the existing arable more intensively. Mr Fuller has been part of JSR Farming for about 30 years, managing arable of about 900 acres and livestock on 500 acres at Givendale. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French, or from Latin arabilis, from arare 'to plough'. Rhymes parable
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