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Definition
Synonym
crop growing
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Ernteversicherung
f
crop insurance; growing crops insurance
Anbaugebiet
n
agr.
geogr.
Baumwollanbaugebiet
n
Kaffeeanbaugebiet
n
Kartoffelanbaugebiet
n
Olivenanbaugebiet
n
Tabakanbaugebiet
n
Zuckerrohranbaugebiet
n
Region mit Nahrungsmittelanbau
crop-growing region
cotton-growing region
coffee-growing region
potato-growing region
olive-growing region
tobacco-growing region
sugarcane-growing region
food-growing region
Anbau
m
(von etw.); …feldbau
m
; …bau
m
; …kultur
f
agr.
Pflanzenanbau
m
Reisanbau
m
Terrassenanbau
m
; Terrassenfeldbau
m
Tabakanbau
m
; Tabakbau
m
Wanderfeldbau
m
; tropische Landwechselwirtschaft
f
Dauerkultur
f
crop cultivation; cultivation;
crop growing
; cropping (of sth.)
plant cultivation; plant growing
rice cultivation; rice growing; rice cropping
terrace cultivation
cultivation of tobacco; tobacco cultivation; tobacco growing
shifting cultivation
permanent cultivation; permanent cropping
Deutsche
Ernteversicherung {f} Synonyme
Englische
crop insurance; growing crops insurance Synonyme
crop growing Definition
Crop
(
n.
)
The
pouchlike
enlargement
of
the
gullet
of
birds,
serving
as
a
receptacle
for
food
Crop
(
n.
)
The
top,
end,
or
highest
part
of
anything,
especially
of
a
plant
or
tree.
Crop
(
n.
)
That
which
is
cropped,
cut,
or
gathered
from
a
single
felld,
or
of
a
single
kind
of
grain
or
fruit,
or
in
a
single
season
Crop
(
n.
)
Grain
or
other
product
of
the
field
while
standing.
Crop
(
n.
)
Anything
cut
off
or
gathered.
Crop
(
n.
)
Hair
cut
close
or
short,
or
the
act
or
style
of
so
cutting
Crop
(
n.
)
A
projecting
ornament
in
carved
stone.
Specifically,
a
finial.
Crop
(
n.
)
Tin
ore
prepared
for
smelting.
Crop
(
n.
)
Outcrop
of
a
vein
or
seam
at
the
surface.
Crop
(
n.
)
A
riding
whip
with
a
loop
instead
of
a
lash.
Crop
(
v.
t.)
To
cut
off
the
tops
or
tips
of
Crop
(
v.
t.)
Fig.:
To
cut
off,
as
if
in
harvest.
Crop
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
bear
a
crop
Crop
(
v.
i.)
To
yield
harvest.
Crop-ear
(
n.
)
A
person
or
animal
whose
ears
are
cropped.
Crop-eared
(
a.
)
Having
the
ears
cropped.
Crop-tailed
(
a.
)
Having
the
tail
cropped.
Growing
(
p.
pr.
&
vb.
n.)
of
Grow
crop growing Bedeutung
crop-dusting
spraying
the
dispersion
of
fungicides
or
insecticides
or
fertilizer
on
growing
crops
(often
from
a
low-flying
aircraft)
craw
crop
a
pouch
in
many
birds
and
some
lower
animals
that
resembles
a
stomach
for
storage
and
preliminary
maceration
of
food
crop
the
stock
or
handle
of
a
whip
crop
the
output
of
something
in
a
season,
the
latest
crop
of
fashions
is
about
to
hit
the
stores
riding
crop
hunting
crop
a
short
whip
with
a
thong
at
the
end
and
a
handle
for
opening
gates
growing
pains
problems
that
arise
in
enlarging
an
enterprise
(especially
in
the
early
stages)
growing
pains
emotional
distress
arising
during
adolescence
crop
a
collection
of
people
or
things
appearing
together,
the
annual
crop
of
students
brings
a
new
crop
of
ideas
crop
a
cultivated
plant
that
is
grown
commercially
on
a
large
scale
crop
harvest
the
yield
from
plants
in
a
single
growing
season
cash
crop
a
readily
salable
crop
that
is
grown
and
gathered
for
the
market
(as
vegetables
or
cotton
or
tobacco)
catch
crop
a
crop
that
grows
quickly
(e.g.
lettuce)
and
can
be
planted
between
two
regular
crops
grown
in
successive
seasons
or
between
two
rows
of
crops
in
the
same
season
cover
crop
crop
planted
to
prevent
soil
erosion
and
provide
green
manure
field
crop
a
crop
(other
than
fruits
or
vegetables)
that
is
grown
for
agricultural
purposes,
cotton,
hay,
and
grain
are
field
crops
root
crop
crop
grown
for
its
enlarged
roots:
e.g.
beets,
potatoes,
turnips
growing
(electronics)
the
production
of
(semiconductor)
crystals
by
slow
crystallization
from
the
molten
state
growth
growing
maturation
development
ontogeny
ontogenesis
(biology)
the
process
of
an
individual
organism
growing
organically,
a
purely
biological
unfolding
of
events
involved
in
an
organism
changing
gradually
from
a
simple
to
a
more
complex
level,
he
proposed
an
indicator
of
osseous
development
in
children
growing
pains
pain
in
muscles
or
joints
sometimes
experienced
by
children
and
often
attributed
to
rapid
growth
crop
failure
the
failure
of
crops
to
produce
a
marketable
surplus
growing
season
the
season
during
which
a
crop
grows
best
basset
crop
out
appear
at
the
surface,
A
seam
of
coal
bassets
snip
clip
crop
trim
lop
dress
prune
cut
back
cultivate,
tend,
and
cut
back
the
growth
of,
dress
the
plants
in
the
garden
crop
cut
short,
She
wanted
her
hair
cropped
short
crop
browse
graze
range
pasture
feed
as
in
a
meadow
or
pasture,
the
herd
was
grazing
crop
a
graze
a
pasture
let
feed
in
a
field
or
pasture
or
meadow
crop
yield
crops,
This
land
crops
well
cultivate
crop
work
prepare
for
crops,
Work
the
soil,
cultivate
the
land
crop
up
pop
up
pop
appear
suddenly
or
unexpectedly,
The
farm
popped
into
view
as
we
turned
the
corner,
He
suddenly
popped
up
out
of
nowhere
low-growing
flat-growing
ground-hugging
of
plants
that
grow
relatively
low
to
the
ground
aggressive
fast-growing(a)
strong-growing
tending
to
spread
quickly,
an
aggressive
tumor
leggy
tall-growing
(of
plants)
having
tall
spindly
stems
field-crop
of
or
relating
to
field
crops,
field-crop
management
growing
relating
to
or
suitable
for
growth,
the
growing
season
for
corn,
good
growing
weather
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