Was heißt »Be­pflan­zung« auf Englisch?

Sinnverwandte Wörter

An­bau:

cultivation

Be­bau­ung:

construction

development

Be­stel­lung:

order

Kul­tur:

civilization

culture

Englische Beispielsätze

• Fungi are closer to animals than to plants.

• Are you thinking of planting those bushes?

• Are you thinking of planting the bushes?

• My plants are still alive, even though I've been away on holiday.

• What sort of plants are there growing in your garden?

• What sort of plants are growing in your garden?

• Because plants use water continuously, but in most places it rains only occasionally, the water-holding capacity of soils is essential for plant survival.

• The cells are cybernetic multimolecular cities, filled with hi-tech machines, power plants, and even nanorobots.

• All plants need water and daylight.

• Tom watered the plants with a watering can.

• You find a lot of unusual plants in a botanic garden.

• She's planting roses in the garden.

• The plants need rain.

• Tom took very good care of Mary's plants while she was on vacation.

• Some plants have aerial roots.

• These plants grow only in the wild.

• Why are plants green?

• Sunlight is essential for the growth of plants.

• He plants his sunflowers in spring.

• Gentians are plants that grow in mountainous regions.