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groundcover

/ˈɡraʊndˌkʌv.ər/

Traduction: Nom désignant des plantes basses utilisées en jardinage pour couvrir le sol dans les zones difficiles à entretenir comme un gazon, ou de petites plantes qui poussent naturellement sur le sol des forêts.

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/ˈɡraʊndˌkʌv.ər/C1formal
  • frNom désignant des plantes basses utilisées en jardinage pour couvrir le sol dans les zones difficiles à entretenir comme un gazon, ou de petites plantes qui poussent naturellement sur le sol des forêts.

A noun referring to low-growing plants used in gardening for areas where turf is difficult to maintain, or to small plants growing naturally on a forest floor.

  1. Low-growing garden plantsB2formal

    Low-growing plants used in landscaping to cover areas where grass is difficult to grow, such as deep shade or steep slopes.

    frplantes couvre-sol

    • We planted groundcover under the large oak tree where grass wouldn't grow.
    • Ivy is a popular groundcover for shady areas.
    • Groundcover helps prevent soil erosion on steep hillsides.
  2. Forest floor vegetationC1formal

    Small plants, other than young trees, that grow on the floor of a forest.

    frVégétation du sous-bois

    • The forest groundcover consisted of mosses, ferns, and wildflowers.
    • Hikers walked carefully to avoid damaging the delicate groundcover.
    • The dense groundcover provided habitat for small insects and animals.

    Synonymesundergrowth

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  • groundcovers plural form
  • groundcovers' possessive plural form
  • groundcover's possessive singular form