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Перевод: prune
[существительное]
чернослив ; красновато-лиловый цвет; зануда ;
[глагол]
обрез`ать; подрезать; сокращать; удалять; упрощать
Тезаурус:
- Whether you prefer the commonsense approach of the largest, Nature et Progres, group (a bit like our Soil Association) or the literal looniness of Rudolf Steiner's Biodynamic disciples, who only prune and pick during certain lunar and stellar cycles and seem to persuade their slugs to die, is up to you.
- Manufacturing industry has been especially hard hit, but even sunrise companies specialising in new technology have at times found it necessary to prune their work-force.
- Your average five-year-old could achieve respectable cuttings thus: prune early in the morning and put the trimmings in a plastic bag to keep moist.
- The research papers dealing with some of the newer forms of dietary fibre now being studied, such as sugar beet fibre, prune fibre and pea fibre were most interesting.
- They are very effective like this, and need little care other than an annual prune.
- When damage like this has occurred you should always prune the stem back to a good, vigorous-looking bud.
- The most essential thing is to prune once a year, and if you miss the summer, prune in winter.
- While I was visiting Joan Greenway of Highfield Nurseries, the fruit specialists, she described to me her recipe for trouble-free apple growing: disease-resistant varieties, the right rootstock for your preferred size of tree, a simple summer and winter prune plus a crab apple to take care of your pollination needs.
- Prune weeping standard roses by cutting back stems which flowered this year.
- Salt was scowling at her like a dried prune.
- Indeed, even if you find Prune a bit of a bore you could find the stories behind the character and the "finger" awards entertaining and funny.
- And so on for three hours on one piece of celery and a prune wrapped in bacon.
- Prune all the stems back to within about 4in of the ground in mid to late March when the sap is rising.
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