binoter
binɔte
Definition of binoter - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
labour légerDated biner la terre de façon superficielleDated
- Il binote son potager pour aérer le sol autour des plants.
2.
outil spécifiqueDated travailler la terre avec un binotDated
- Le jardinier binote ses rangées de légumes avec précision.
Origin of binoter
normand, binot (seau) + -er (verbe)
Examples of binoter in a sentence
Elle aime binoter ses plates-bandes tôt le matin. Ils binotent les parcelles au début du printemps. On binotera ce massif avant de semer les fleurs annuelles.
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- English:lightly hoe, hoe, ...
- German:oberflächlich hacken, mit dem Binot hacken, ...
- Italian:zappettare, smuovere la terra con il binot, ...
- Spanish:escardar, binotar, ...
- Portuguese:sacholar, trabalhar a terra com um binot, ...
- Chinese:浅耕, 用锄头松土, ...
- Japanese:浅く耕す, ビノで耕す, ...
- Arabic:عَزَقَ, حَرَثَ بِالبِينُوتِ, ...
- Hebrew:לְעַדֵּר בְּקַלּוּת, לַעֲבֹד בְּבִּינוֹ, ...
- Russian:рыхлить мотыгой, рыхлить, ...
- Ukrainian:підрихлювати, обробляти бинетом, ...
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