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Definition of fallowing - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
agricultureTECH. time when farmland is left unplanted to recoverTECH.
- Fallowing helps the soil regain nutrients before the next crop.
Adjective
1.
metaphoricalRare inactive or dormant periodRare
- The project is in a fallowing stage.
2.
agricultureTECH. land left unseeded to restore fertilityTECH.
- The fallowing fields will be ready next season.
Origin of fallowing
Old English, fealgian (to break up land)
Examples of fallowing in a sentence
Without fallowing, the rotation plan can exhaust the ground. Her career is experiencing a fallowing period. The artist's creativity is in a fallowing phase. Farmers practice fallowing to improve soil health. The fallowing land was left untouched for years.
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- French:jachère, en jachère, ...
- German:Brache, brachliegend, ...
- Italian:maggese, di stallo, ...
- Spanish:barbecho, en barbecho, ...
- Portuguese:pousio, estagnado, ...
- Chinese:休耕, 休眠的, ...
- Japanese:休耕, 休止中の, ...
- Arabic:تَبْوِير, خَامِل, ...
- Hebrew:הַפְקָרַת שָׂדֶה, רָדוּם, ...
- Russian:парование, застойный, ...
- Ukrainian:парування, спокійний, ...
- Hindi:पड़त, निष्क्रिय, ...
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