Spanish to English translations [PRO]
Agriculture / agriculture | | Spanish term or phrase: carozo | In Chile, specifically
the context is some product being planted. Some of the grower's other products are avocados and table grapes. I suspect it might be corn, but that's just a guess, since generally means . Any references welcome. |
| | | stone pit fruit trees | Explanation:
This is what the RAE says:
carozo. (Del lat. vulg. carudĭum, der. del gr. καρύδιoν, avellana).
1. m. Corazón de la mazorca.
2. m. Hueso del melocotón y otras frutas.
3. m. Sal. Hueso de la aceituna bien molido con que se ceba a los cerdos.
4. m. Esp. occid. Am. Cada una de las diferentes partes más o menos duras de frutas.
Plum Pox Potyvirus, Surveillance - Canada (03) (Tue 8/22/00 6:44 ... - [ Traduzca esta página ]
... say that plum pox, which attacks "stone pit fruit trees" and renders the fruit dry
and inedible, will typically infect a tree for 2 or 3 years before farmers ...
www.agnic.org/pmp/2000/ppp0822.html
"Stone Fruit2 - Tree Fruit & Berry Pathology - [ Traduzca esta página ]
... plums, and prunes. These fruits are characterized as having a hard stony pit (seed)
surrounded by a fleshy fruit. ... and Prune Resources. ... Stone Fruit Resources. ...
www.nysaes.cornell.edu/pp/extension/tfabp/stone.shtml |
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Judith Facio
Local time: 03:45
| Grading comment Thanks for the excellent references. My client finally confirmed with the author that this is what she meant.
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4 mins confidence:  peer agreement (net): +2 corn cob
Explanation:
Hola Marian,
Así dice en mi Simon & Schuster's.
Buena suerte y saludos del Oso ¶:^)
| xxxOso
Native speaker of:  Spanish
PRO pts in category: 40
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47 mins confidence:  corn-cob
Explanation:
1. Domaine(s)
– Systematic Botany
– Animal Feed (Agric.)
– Biomass
Domaine(s)
– Botanique systématique
– Alimentation des animaux (Agric.)
– Biomasse
Domaine(s)
– Botánica sistemática
– Alimentación animal (Agricultura)
– Biomasa
cob Source CORRECT
corn cob Source CORRECT
corncob Source CORRECT
maize cob Source
corn-cob Source trognon de maïs Source CORRECT, MASC
rafle de maïs Source CORRECT, FÉM
raffle de maïs Source CORRECT, PROPOSITION, FÉM zuro de maíz Source MASC
zuro Source MASC
carozo Source MASC
corozo Source MASC
DEF – The core of the head of maize supporting the rows of grain. Source
OBS – In modern corn cupules are closely packed to yield a rigid, dense cob. Source
DEF – Ensemble du pédoncule central et des ramifications (pédicelles) [...] d'un épi de maïs. Source
OBS – Rafle et raffle sont deux formes admises. Source
OBS – [...] chez le maïs actuel, les cupules sont très proches les unes des autres et forment une rafle rigide et compacte. Source
DEF – La parte de la mazorca que sirve de sostén del grano. Source
CONT – Cuando se emplea el maíz en la alimentación de los rumiantes, conviene darlo en forma de mazorca entera molida, porque el zuro, que representa aproximadamente el 20 por ciento de la mazorca, en lo que se refiere a peso, contiene bastante celulosa, que puede ser digerida por estos animales y que, además, hace más ligera la harina. Source
EX – Terneros y añojos consiguen satisfactorios incrementos ponderales (cifrados en medio kilo o más por animal/día), cuando pasan la invernada con raciones abundantes en harina de zuros de maíz. Source
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3 hrs confidence: Olives
Explanation:
Carozo is used in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay for the cob in olives only
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Note added at 2002-05-13 23:16:53 (GMT)
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Must be going out of my mind. Not only olives but also peaches, apricots, avocados, plums...
| trixiemck
Argentina
Local time: 22:45
Native speaker of: Spanish
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17 hrs confidence: stone pit fruit trees
Explanation:
This is what the RAE says:
carozo. (Del lat. vulg. carudĭum, der. del gr. καρύδιoν, avellana).
1. m. Corazón de la mazorca.
2. m. Hueso del melocotón y otras frutas.
3. m. Sal. Hueso de la aceituna bien molido con que se ceba a los cerdos.
4. m. Esp. occid. Am. Cada una de las diferentes partes más o menos duras de frutas.
Plum Pox Potyvirus, Surveillance - Canada (03) (Tue 8/22/00 6:44 ... - [ Traduzca esta página ]
... say that plum pox, which attacks "stone pit fruit trees" and renders the fruit dry
and inedible, will typically infect a tree for 2 or 3 years before farmers ...
www.agnic.org/pmp/2000/ppp0822.html
"Stone Fruit2 - Tree Fruit & Berry Pathology - [ Traduzca esta página ]
... plums, and prunes. These fruits are characterized as having a hard stony pit (seed)
surrounded by a fleshy fruit. ... and Prune Resources. ... Stone Fruit Resources. ...
www.nysaes.cornell.edu/pp/extension/tfabp/stone.shtml
| Judith Facio
Local time: 03:45
Native speaker of:  Spanish
PRO pts in category: 4
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| | Grading comment Thanks for the excellent references. My client finally confirmed with the author that this is what she meant.
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