culture

Meaning

1. crop
2. culture (“arts, customs and habits”)

Concepts

culture

cultivation

farming

tillage

civilization

crop

raising

growing

civilisation

working

education

refinement

farm work

growing crops

acculturation

bacterial culture

culture in vitro

physical jerks

physical training

nurture

planting

crops

grain

locale

locus

venue

cultivated land

farmland

ploughland

plowland

tilled land

tilth

harvest

finish

polish

enlightenment

knowledge

agriculture

animal husbandry

husbandry

tradition

Gender

♀️ Feminine

Pronounced as (IPA)

/kyl.tyʁ/

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin cultūra (“cultivation; culture”), from cultus, perfect passive participle of colō (“till, cultivate, worship”), from Proto-Indo-European *kʷel- (“to move; to turn (around)”).

Sentences

Un rôle important dans la diffusion de la culture à double sens .

An important role in spreading the two-way culture.

Il est le site principal de la culture de l'Oxus.

It is the main site of Oxus cultivation.

D'une culture encyclopédique , proche de surréalistes il a écrit des articles de critique d'art.

From an encyclopedic culture, close to surrealists he wrote articles of art criticism.

Les ressources agricoles sont les rizières , la culture de manioc et d'arachides.

Agricultural resources are rice fields, cassava and peanut cultivation.

C'est également son père qui lui a transmis cette culture traditionnelle peule qu'il défendait .

It was also his father who passed on to him this traditional Fulani culture that he defended.

Aujourd’hui , ce musée est l’un des plus grands trésors de la culture spirituelle azerbaïdjanaise .

Today, this museum is one of the greatest treasures of Azerbaijani spiritual culture.

En culture conventionnelle , un désherbage sélectif anti-dicotylédones et graminées de pré-levée est habituellement effectué .

In conventional cultivation, selective weeding for pre-emergence dicotyledons and grasses is usually carried out.