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01:57 Apr 9, 2003 |
Dutch to English translations [PRO] Science - Botany / horticulture | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Chris Hopley Netherlands Local time: 00:28 | ||||||
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4 +1 | bushes |
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5 -1 | trees |
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4 | forest flora; silviculture plants |
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4 | bushy plants |
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3 -1 | woodplants |
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woodplants Explanation: plants growing wild in the woods. |
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trees Explanation: keep it simple what they really mean is everything that isn't a shrub or a conifer but which is a tree |
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forest flora; silviculture plants Explanation: just a guess Van Dale: bosflora = forest flora boscultuur = silviculture |
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bushy plants Explanation: 'Bosgoed', I believe, is used here to name items (plants/vegitation) that grow in the shape of a bush, so a lot of individual stalks/branches grouped together like a bundle. |
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bushes Explanation: In gardening, you would simply refer to this type of plant as 'bushes'. So the sentence would translate as 'watering shrubs, bushes and conifers'. Alan Titchmarsh |
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