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ground cover

/ɡraʊnd ˈkʌvər/

Traduction: Plantes basses qui s'étendent sur le sol en formant un tapis dense, souvent utilisées en jardinage pour prévenir l'érosion du sol, supprimer les mauvaises herbes ou créer un élément décoratif du paysage.

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/ɡraʊnd ˈkʌvər/B2formal
  • frPlantes basses qui s'étendent sur le sol en formant un tapis dense, souvent utilisées en jardinage pour prévenir l'érosion du sol, supprimer les mauvaises herbes ou créer un élément décoratif du paysage.

Low-growing plants that spread over the ground to form a dense covering, often used in gardening to prevent soil erosion, suppress weeds, or create a decorative landscape feature.

  1. Low-growing plantsB1formal

    Plants that grow low and spread across the ground, often used to prevent soil erosion or cover bare patches.

    frplantes couvre-sol

    • We planted ivy as ground cover in the shady part of the garden.
    • Ground cover helps retain moisture in the soil.
    • This type of ground cover is perfect for slopes.
  2. Military concealmentB2formal

    The use of natural or artificial materials to hide troops, equipment, or positions from enemy observation.

    frDissimulation au sol

    • The soldiers used branches and leaves for ground cover.
    • Effective ground cover is essential for a successful ambush.
    • They moved under the cover of dense ground cover.