manuring
manuring — 名詞
1. waste from farm animals such as cows or horses that is spread on soil to help pl
肥料；糞肥
用作肥料的動物糞便
waste from farm animals such as cows or horses that is spread on soil to help plants grow better and produce more food
Baraka spread cow manure around the tomato plants in his garden every spring.
Baraka 每年春天都會在菜園裡的番茄植株周圍撒上牛糞肥料。
spread cow manure around
Mira bought three bags of dried manure from the garden store for her flower beds.
Mira 從園藝店買了三袋乾燥肥料，準備用在她的花圃裡。
bags of dried manure
Farmers in the valley use horse manure to improve the soil for their wheat crops.
山谷裡的農民使用馬糞肥料來改善種植小麥的土壤。
use horse manure to improve the soil
After mixing the manure into the soil, Evelyn planted the seeds the next morning.
Evelyn 把糞肥拌進土裡後，隔天早上就播下了種子。
mixing the manure into the soil
The pile of chicken manure behind the barn had a strong smell on hot days.
穀倉後面那堆雞糞肥料在天熱的時候味道很重。
- fresh manure
- dried manure
- horse manure
- cow manure
- chicken manure
- a pile of manure
- a bag of manure
- spread manure
- apply manure
- work manure into the soil
- fertilizer
broader term; includes chemical and synthetic products, while manure specifically refers to animal waste
- compost
decayed plant matter (kitchen scraps, leaves) rather than animal waste; often homemade
- dung
general term for animal excrement, not necessarily used as fertilizer; more formal or biological
- muck
informal British term for manure mixed with water or dirt; also means general dirtiness
- synthetic fertilizer
factory-made plant food, the opposite of natural animal-based manure
文法句型
manure + is/was (uncountable)
a [type] of manure
[animal] + manure
用法筆記
Manure is an uncountable noun when referring to the material itself. You can say 'a pile of manure' or 'a bag of manure', but not 'two manures'. To count different types, use 'types of manure' or 'kinds of manure'.
常見錯誤
manuring — 動詞
- manuringpresent simple I / you / we / they
- manurings3rd person singular
- manuringing-ing form
- manuringedpast simple
1. to put manure onto land or soil in order to make it richer and better for growin
施肥
在土地上撒肥料使其肥沃
to put manure onto land or soil in order to make it richer and better for growing plants
Andrés spent the whole afternoon manuring the vegetable beds before planting the carrots.
Andrés 花了整個下午在菜畦上施肥，準備種胡蘿蔔。
manuring the vegetable beds
The farmer manures his cornfield every autumn after the harvest is finished.
那位農夫每年秋天收成後都會為玉米田施肥。
manures his cornfield every autumn
Daniel asked whether the vineyard had been manured before the new vines went in.
Daniel 問說葡萄園在種新藤之前是否已經施過肥了。
had been manured
You should manure the soil at least two weeks before sowing the seeds.
為了達到最佳效果，你應該在播種前至少兩週先為土壤施肥。
manure the soil
Maeve watched a tutorial on how to manure a small organic farm properly.
Maeve 看了一個教學影片，學習如何為小型有機農場正確施肥。
- manure the garden
- manure the field
- manure the soil
- well-manured land
- newly manured beds
- manure with horse manure
- manure before planting
文法句型
manure + [land/soil]
be manured with [manure type]
[land] is well-manured
用法筆記
The direct object of the verb is the land being fertilized (field, garden, soil), NOT the manure itself. You manure a field; you do NOT manure manure onto a field. The passive form 'well-manured' is common as an adjective: 'a well-manured garden'.