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

agricultural

/aɡrɪˈkʌltʃərəl

adjective

1Relating to agriculture: agricultural land an agricultural worker...

Land claims have been made on about five million hectares of agricultural land in the province.
Gwanya says a major problem is the prices farmers are asking for agricultural land.
She has also called for more tools to kick-start agricultural and small livestock farming.

Synonyms

farm, farming, agrarian;

rural, countryside, country, rustic, pastoral, bucolic

literary georgic, sylvan, Arcadian, agrestic

farmed, farm, agrarian, cultivated, tilled, productive

2British informal (In a sporting context) clumsy: Keith took an agricultural swing at the ball...

Pietersen has a highly idiosyncratic technique, based on an early lunge on to the front foot and a somewhat agricultural swing of the blade.
It has to be played with skill and timing and confidence, otherwise it will look like a low-grade "agricultural shot".
The cricket has been agricultural this morning, but at last England are starting to connect wood on willow.

Derivatives

agriculturalist

/aɡrɪˈkʌltʃ(ə)rəlɪst

/ noun ...

Like other agriculturalists across the country, ranchers are usually land rich and cash poor.
Like the vast majority of the world's agriculturalists, the farmers lived in a village apart from the farm.
The increases are quite remarkable, as most agriculturalists would be satisfied with any technology that could increase annual productivity by even one to two per cent.

agriculturally

/aɡrɪˈkʌltʃ(ə)r(ə)li/ adverb ...

Meerut District is one of the most agriculturally advanced and fertile districts in western Uttar Pradesh.
The monument has been a bit of nuisance agriculturally speaking because it has limited what we can do with the field.
It is estimated that a million cubic meters of water is capable of creating 200 jobs in direct and indirect agriculturally generated occupations.

单词	agricultural
释义	agricultural /aɡrɪˈkʌltʃərəl / adjective 1Relating to agriculture: agricultural land an agricultural worker... Land claims have been made on about five million hectares of agricultural land in the province. Gwanya says a major problem is the prices farmers are asking for agricultural land. She has also called for more tools to kick-start agricultural and small livestock farming. Synonyms farm, farming, agrarian; rural, countryside, country, rustic, pastoral, bucolic literary georgic, sylvan, Arcadian, agrestic farmed, farm, agrarian, cultivated, tilled, productive 2British informal (In a sporting context) clumsy: Keith took an agricultural swing at the ball... Pietersen has a highly idiosyncratic technique, based on an early lunge on to the front foot and a somewhat agricultural swing of the blade. It has to be played with skill and timing and confidence, otherwise it will look like a low-grade "agricultural shot". The cricket has been agricultural this morning, but at last England are starting to connect wood on willow. Derivatives agriculturalist /aɡrɪˈkʌltʃ(ə)rəlɪst / noun ... Like other agriculturalists across the country, ranchers are usually land rich and cash poor. Like the vast majority of the world's agriculturalists, the farmers lived in a village apart from the farm. The increases are quite remarkable, as most agriculturalists would be satisfied with any technology that could increase annual productivity by even one to two per cent. agriculturally /aɡrɪˈkʌltʃ(ə)r(ə)li/ adverb ... Meerut District is one of the most agriculturally advanced and fertile districts in western Uttar Pradesh. The monument has been a bit of nuisance agriculturally speaking because it has limited what we can do with the field. It is estimated that a million cubic meters of water is capable of creating 200 jobs in direct and indirect agriculturally generated occupations.
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