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weed

/wiːd/

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noun

/wiːd/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее нежелательное растение, которое растёт в садах, полях или других культивируемых местах, часто конкурируя с желаемыми растениями за ресурсы.

A noun referring to an unwanted plant that grows in gardens, fields, or other cultivated areas, often competing with desired plants for resources.

  1. Unwanted plantA2formal

    A wild plant growing where it is not wanted, especially among cultivated plants.

    ruСорняк

    • The garden is full of weeds that need to be pulled.
    • She spent the morning removing weeds from the flower bed.
    • Weeds can choke out the growth of vegetables.
  2. Marijuana (slang)B2informal

    A slang term for cannabis or marijuana.

    ruТравка (сленг)

    • He was caught smoking weed in the park.
    • They passed a joint of weed around the circle.
    • Weed is legal for recreational use in some states.

    Synonymsbudcannabischronicdopeganjagrassherbmarijuanapotreeferskunk

Forms
  • weeds plural form
  • weeds' possessive plural form
  • weed's possessive singular form
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verb

wee/wiː/A2formal
  • ruГлагол, означающий мочеиспускание, часто используемый неформально или в речи, обращённой к детям.

A verb meaning to urinate, often used informally or in child-directed speech.

  1. UrinateA2informalbritish

    To pass urine from the body.

    ruМочиться

    • The toddler needed to wee before the car ride.
    • I really need to wee after drinking all that water.
    • He went behind the tree to wee.

    Synonymsmicturatepass waterpeepiddletinkleurinateweewee

Forms
  • weed past participle
  • weed past simple
  • weeing present participle
  • wees third person singular
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verb

/wiːd/B1formal
  • ruУдалять нежелательные растения из сада или с участка, или в переносном смысле — устранять нежелательные или некачественные элементы из группы.

A verb meaning to remove unwanted plants from a garden or area, or figuratively to remove unwanted or inferior elements from a group.

  1. Remove unwanted plantsA2formal

    To remove weeds from a garden or area of ground.

    ruПропалывать

    • She spent the morning weeding the flower beds.
    • He weeded the vegetable patch before planting new seeds.
    • They need to weed the entire lawn this weekend.

    Synonymsclearcultivatedig uphoepull upthin

    Antonymsplantsow

  2. Remove unwanted elementsB2formal

    To remove or eliminate unwanted or inferior parts from something.

    ruУдалить нежелательные элементы

    • The committee weeded out the weakest applicants.
    • We need to weed the old files from the database.
    • The editor weeded unnecessary paragraphs from the article.

    Synonymsculleliminateeradicateextractfilterpurgeremoveroot outseparate outsiftsort outwinnow

Forms
  • weeded past participle
  • weeded past simple
  • weeding present participle
  • weeds third person singular

Phrasal variantsweed out

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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