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seeder

/ˈsiː.dər/

الترجمة: اسم يشير إلى شخص أو آلة تقوم بزرع البذور، مثل آلة زراعة البذور، أو أداة مطبخية لإزالة البذور من الفواكه، أو شخص يقوم بتلقيح السحب.

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noun

/ˈsiː.dər/C1formal
  • arاسم يشير إلى شخص أو آلة تقوم بزرع البذور، مثل آلة زراعة البذور، أو أداة مطبخية لإزالة البذور من الفواكه، أو شخص يقوم بتلقيح السحب.

A noun referring to a person or device that seeds, such as a machine for sowing seeds, a kitchen tool for removing seeds from fruit, or a person who seeds clouds.

  1. Cloud seederC1formalscientific

    A person who performs cloud seeding, a weather modification technique to induce precipitation.

    arمُستَمْطِر السحاب

    • The seeder released silver iodide into the clouds to encourage rainfall.
    • A team of seeders was dispatched to the drought-stricken region.
    • The seeder monitored the atmospheric conditions before starting the operation.

    المرادفاتrainmaker

  2. Mechanical seederB2formaltechnical

    A mechanical device used to sow grass seed or grain evenly over the ground.

    arآلة البذر

    • The farmer used a seeder to plant wheat across the field.
    • A modern seeder can cover a large area in a short time.
    • The seeder was calibrated to distribute the seeds at the correct depth.

    المرادفاتbroadcastersower

  3. Kitchen seederB1informalculinary

    A kitchen utensil designed to remove seeds from fruits such as melons, pumpkins, or apples.

    arأداة إزالة البذور

    • She used a seeder to quickly remove the seeds from the pumpkin.
    • The seeder made it easy to prepare the fruit for the salad.
    • A good seeder can save a lot of time when cooking with seeded fruits.
الصيغ
  • seeders plural form
  • seeders' possessive plural form
  • seeder's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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