sward UK
swɔːd
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Definition of sward - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
soil layerRareUKsurface layer of ground containing grass rootsRareUK
  • The gardener aerated the sward to promote healthier grass growth.
grassland turf
2.
grasslandRareUKexpanse of grass-covered groundRareUK
  • The sward stretched green and vibrant under the summer sun.
greensward turf
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Images of sward

  • sward: surface layer of ground containing grass roots
    surface layer of ground containing grass roots

Origin of sward

Old English, sweard (skin, rind)

Examples of sward in a sentence

  • He carefully removed weeds from the sward.
  • Cattle grazed peacefully on the lush sward.
  • The park's sward was perfect for a picnic.

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  1. French:gazon, pelouse, ...
  2. German:Bodenoberfläche, Rasenfläche, ...
  3. Italian:tappeto erboso, prateria, ...
  4. Spanish:pradera, ...
  5. Portuguese:gramado, prado, ...
  6. Chinese:草根层, 草地, ...
  7. Japanese:芝生の層, 芝生, ...
  8. Arabic:مَرْج, حقل عشبي, ...
  9. Hebrew:דֶּשֶׁא, מִרְבָּץ דֶּשֶׁא, ...
  10. Russian:слой дерна, луг, ...
  11. Ukrainian:шар дерну, галявина, ...
  12. Hindi:मिट्टी की परत, घास का मैदान, ...

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