tilling
Italian translation: dissodare il terreno (per trattamento)
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| 4 +1 | preparazione superficiale del terreno |
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| 5 | dissodare il terreno (per trattamento) |
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| 3 +1 | piastrellare? |
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32 mins confidence: 
peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1piastrellare? Explanation: i think this is related with cover with tiles field drain, tile noun an underground earthenware pipe used for draining fields Source: The Collins English Dictionary © 2000 HarperCollins Publishers: tile [taýl] noun tile [tal] 1 (n:on roof) tegola; (on floor, wall) mattonella, piastrella; a night on the ~s, (Brit) una notte brava; 2 (vt: roof) rivestire di tegole; (floor, bathroom) piastrellare. 1 a flat thin slab of fired clay, rubber, linoleum, etc., usually square or rectangular and sometimes ornamental, used with others to cover a roof, floor, wall, etc. Related adj: tegular 2 a short pipe made of earthenware, concrete, or plastic, used with others to form a drain 3 tiles collectively 4 a rectangular block used as a playing piece in mah jong and other games 5 (British) (old-fashioned slang) a hat 6 on the tiles (informal) on a spree, esp. of drinking or debauchery verb 7 [transitive] to cover with tiles [ETYMOLOGY: Old English tigele, from Latin tegula; related to German Ziegel] 'tiler noun |
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33 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1preparazione superficiale del terreno Explanation: ....come dice eurodicautom TERM shallow tillape Reference Agricultural machinery and equipment,CEMAGREF,1990 Note {DOM} working soil (2) TERM surface tillage Reference Agricultural machinery and equipment,CEMAGREF,1990 Note {DOM} working soil (3) TERM surface cultivation Reference Agricultural machinery and equipment,CEMAGREF,1990 Note {DOM} working soil (4) TERM tillage Reference Agricultural machinery and equipment,CEMAGREF,1990 Note {DOM} working soil (5) TERM tilling Reference Agricultural machinery and equipment,CEMAGREF,1990 Note {DOM} working soil (6) TERM subsurface tillage Reference Agricultural machinery and equipment,CEMAGREF,1990 Note {DOM} working soil (7) TERM minimum tillage Reference Agricultural machinery and equipment,CEMAGREF,1990 Note {DOM} working soil (1) TERM lavori superficiali del terreno Reference Macchine e attrezzature agricole,CEMAGREF,1990 (2) TERM preparazione superficiale del terreno Reference Macchine e attrezzature agricole,CEMAGREF,1990 secondo me si tratta delle operazioni di preparazione del terreno per poi applicare il "carpet" il tappeto di prato o delle pietre decorative, come si ama tanto fare oggi nell'architettura da giardino |
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dissodare il terreno (per trattamento) Explanation: Guarda, ho trovato questo sito (scaricati il PDF) che parla di un trattamento del suolo. Tilling è comunque arare, dissodare, se lo scopo di "pulizia" che dici ha a che fare con trattamenti chimici del suolo per scopi particolari, forse questo fa al caso tuo. Forse direi solo "trattamento" e poi aggiusterei la frase in base a questo concetto. "A NEW PROPOSED CLEANUP PLAN Cleaning Up Residential Soils within the Vasquez ... Soil Tilling/Treatment: Under this option, surface soils would be tilled to a ... www.epa.gov/Region8/vbi70/ProPlan0305en.pdf "Soil Tilling/Treatment: Under this option, surface soils would be tilled to a depth of 6 inches and treated with phosphate and yard features would be restored. The tilling would reduce concentrations of lead by mixing the top few inches of soil with cleaner soil below. The phosphate treatment would reduce the amount of lead in soil that can be absorbed by the body if someone ingests the lead from soil. This option was not considered as a way to address arsenic." |
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