garden

• Nom désignant un terrain, souvent attenant à une maison, utilisé pour cultiver des fleurs, des légumes ou d'autres plantes, ou pour se détendre.

A noun referring to a piece of land, often near a house, used for growing flowers, vegetables, or other plants, or for recreational purposes.

1. Outdoor area for plantsA1formal

   A piece of ground, often near a house, used for growing flowers, vegetables, or other plants.

   jardin

   • She planted roses in her garden.
   • The children played in the garden all afternoon.
   • We have a small vegetable garden behind the house.

   Synonymespatchplotyard

2. Public parkA2formalbritish

   A public area with plants, trees, and paths, used for recreation.

   Jardin public

   • They walked through the botanical garden.
   • The city has a beautiful garden with a fountain.
   • Many people visit the garden to relax on weekends.

   Synonymespark

• Verbe désignant l'action de cultiver ou d'entretenir un jardin, incluant la plantation, le désherbage et le soin des plantes.

A verb used to indicate the act of cultivating or tending a garden, including planting, weeding, and caring for plants.

1. Cultivate plantsA2formal

   To work in a garden, planting, tending, and caring for plants.

   Jardiner

   • She loves to garden in her free time.
   • He gardens every weekend to keep his yard beautiful.
   • They garden together as a family activity.

   Synonymescultivatediggrowhoelandscapenurtureplanttend