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Definition of farmed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
agriculturalused for growing crops or raising animals
- The farmed land produced a bountiful harvest.
2.
fish and gameraised on a farm, not wild
- The restaurant serves farmed salmon.
Expressions with farmed
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fish raised by people in controlled water places for sale or food
Many restaurants now serve farmed fish instead of wild-caught varieties.
salmon raised by people in controlled conditions for food
The restaurant serves only farmed salmon from nearby coastal pens.
Origin of farmed
Old English, feormian (to provision)
Terms with farmed included in their meaning
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oyster habitat
place where oysters grow naturally or are farmed
farming process
in a way that involves being farmed or prepared for crops
food
commercial preparation of caught or farmed fish for storage sale or consumption
aquaculture
commercially manufactured food for farmed fish
agriculture
capable of being cultivated or farmed
food
item made from caught or farmed aquatic animals for sale or use
agriculture
part of an estate farmed by the owner
Examples of farmed in a sentence
Farmed animals require proper care and nutrition. Farmed trout is often more affordable than wild. They prefer farmed shrimp for their consistent quality.
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- French:exploité, d'élevage, ...
- German:bewirtschaftet, gezüchtet, ...
- Italian:coltivato, d'allevamento, ...
- Spanish:agrícola, de criadero, ...
- Portuguese:cultivado, de viveiro, ...
- Chinese:用于农业的, 养殖的, ...
- Japanese:農業用の, 養殖の, ...
- Arabic:زِرَاعِي, مُرَبَّى, ...
- Hebrew:מְעוּבָּד, מְגֻדָּל בְּחַוָּה, ...
- Russian:сельскохозяйственный, фермерский, ...
- Ukrainian:оброблений, фермерський, ...
- Hindi:कृषित, कृषि-पालित, ...
Definition of farm - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
agriculturearea of land for growing crops and raising animals
- The farm covers fifty acres of fertile soil.
2.
specializedplace where a specific type of animal is raised
- They run a fish farm near the coastal area.
Verb
1.
agriculturetr./intr. manage and cultivate land for crops or raising animalstr./intr.
- They decided to farm the fertile land near the river.
2.
- He farms for rare items in the game.
3.
delegatetr. Rare contract out work, rights, or responsibilitiestr. Rare
- The company farms out IT services to a contractor.
Images of farm
area of land for growing crops and raising animals
Expressions with farm
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subcontract a task to another party
The company decided to farm out the IT support.
office area with many cubicles
She works in a cube farm downtown.
group organized to manipulate opinions online
The troll farm spread false news during the election.
website that produces large amounts of low-quality content for revenue
Many articles on that content farm are poorly researched and superficial.
become less upset, angry, or excited
Calm your farm, mate, it was only a joke.
be completely certain about an outcome
She would bet the farm that her team will win.
give work to another person or company
The company decided to farm out the project to a freelancer.
give up too much in a negotiation
He didn't want to give away the farm during the talks.
place where bees are kept for honey production
They visited a bee farm to learn about honey production.
location for breeding and raising chickens
The chicken farm specializes in rare breeds.
animal commonly found on a farm
Chickens and cows are typical farm animals.
young male who works or lives on a farm
The farm boy woke early to milk the cows.
structure on a farm for agricultural use
The old farm building was used to store hay.
domestic cat living on farms for pest control
The farm cat caught three mice last night.
girl who is a farmer's daughter
The farm girl helped her father with the harvest.
horse used for work on a farm
The farm horse pulled the plow through the field.
person who owns a farm
The farm owner decided to plant corn this year.
products made from farm crops and livestock
They export farm produce to several countries.
person working on a farm without owning it
The farm worker starts early during the harvest season.
made or grown on a farm
We only buy farm-produced eggs.
place where pigs are raised or kept
They visited the pig farm during their school trip.
place where sheep are raised
The family owns a sheep farm in the countryside.
place where trees are grown for sale
They visited a tree farm to buy Christmas trees.
farm that is actively engaged in agricultural production
The working farm produces both dairy and wheat for local markets.
Origin of farm
Old English, feorm (provision)
Examples of farm in a sentence
The farm has been in the family for generations. The duck farm is expanding its operations. He works at a large dairy farm. They plan to farm the land organically. She wants to farm her own vegetables. Players often farm to level up quickly.
She farms daily to gather resources. They farm out their customer service to another company. The tasks were farmed out to freelancers.
View all translations of farm
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- French:ferme, exploiter, ...
- German:Bauernhof, bewirtschaften, ...
- Italian:fattoria, coltivare, ...
- Spanish:finca, cultivar, ...
- Portuguese:quinta, cultivar, ...
- Chinese:农场, 耕种, ...
- Japanese:農場, 耕作する, ...
- Arabic:مَزْرَعَة, فَلَحَ, ...
- Hebrew:חֲוָה, לַעֲבֹד בַּחַקְלָאוּת, ...
- Russian:ферма, заниматься сельским хозяйством, ...
- Ukrainian:ферма, обробляти, ...
- Hindi:फ़ार्म, खेती करना, ...
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