CULTIVATION

[ˏkʌltɪ`veɪʃ(ə)n]

пахота, культивация почв

разведение, распространение

развитие, улучшение, совершенствование

cultivation: translation

acculturation, acquired taste, agrarianism, agricultural geology, agriculture, agrology, agronomics, agronomy, appreciation of excellence, apprenticeship, architecture, assembly, basic training, breaking, breeding, building, casting, choiceness, civility, civilization, civilized taste, civilizedness, composition, conditioning, construction, contour farming, contour plowing, conversion, crafting, craftsmanship, creation, cultivated taste, cultivating, culture, daintiness, delicacy, development, devising, dirt farming, discipline, discrimination, dressing, drill, drilling, dry farming, dryland farming, education, elaboration, elegance, enculturation, enlightenment, erection, excellence, exercise, extraction, fabrication, fallowing, farm economy, farming, fashioning, fastidiousness, fetching-up, finesse, formation, forming, formulation, fostering, framing, fruit farming, furrowing, genteelness, gentility, gentlemanlikeness, gentlemanliness, gentleness, geoponics, good breeding, good taste, grace, gracefulness, gracility, graciosity, graciousness, grain farming, grooming, growing, handicraft, handiwork, harrowing, harvesting, hoeing, housebreaking, husbandry, hydroponics, improvement, in-service training, intensive farming, ladylikeness, listing, machining, making, manual training, manufacture, manufacturing, military training, milling, mining, mixed farming, molding, niceness, nicety, nurture, nurturing, on-the-job training, plowing, polish, practice, prefabrication, preparation, processing, producing, pruning, quality, raising, readying, rearing, refinement, refining, rehearsal, rural economy, shaping, sharecropping, sloyd, smelting, socialization, sophistication, strip farming, subsistence farming, subtlety, tank farming, taste, tastefulness, thinning, thremmatology, tillage, tilling, tilth, training, truck farming, upbringing, vocational education, vocational training, weeding, working, workmanship

cultivation: translation

cultivate UK US /ˈkʌltɪveɪt/ verb [T]

► PRODUCTION to prepare land and grow crops on it, or to grow a particular crop: »

Corn, or maize, is indigenous to Mexico and has been cultivated there for some 6,000 years.

► to try to develop and improve something: »

She has cultivated an image as a shrewd investor.

► if you cultivate a relationship, you make a special effort to develop it, because you think it might be useful to you: »

He cultivated business contacts in ten major cities.

cultivation noun [U]

► »

the cultivation of crops/the land

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This course will help with the cultivation of key marketing skills.

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If you wish to retain customers, you must work at the cultivation of the customer relationship.

1. обработка (почвы); культивация, возделывание; рыхление (почвы)

2. культивирование, разведение, выращивание

3. развитие, поощрение

cultivation [ˏkʌltɪˊveɪʃn] n

1) возде́лывание (земли)

2) разведе́ние, культу́ра (растений, бактерий и т.п.)

3) разви́тие, культиви́рование

1. культивация (предпосевная обработка, окультуривание) почвы

2. возделывание, выращивание

— soil cultivation

культивирование, культивация, выращивание

1) разведение

cultivation: translation

cultivation: translation

  the preparation and use of land for crop growing.

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