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Meanings of cultivated in anglès

portuguès
cultivado

(Of land or fields) prepared for raising crops by plowing or fertilizing.

        cultivado

        Marked by refinement in taste and manners.

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              Examples for "uncultivated"
              1
              There are hints of an older past: broken-down churches; dense, uncultivated forests.
              The Guardian
              2
              The great bulk of the land in the Southern States is uncultivated.
              Speeches on Questions of Public Policy, Volume 1
              3
              The villages were abandoned, and the land lay around in uncultivated wastes.
              The Scottish Chiefs
              4
              The herbage grew in isolated patches on a black and uncultivated soil.
              Rabbi and Priest: A Story
              5
              Most eukaryotic microbial diversity is uncultivated, under-studied and lacks nuclear genome data.
              Pubmed

              Cultivated.

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                      1
                      This research strategy also cultivated an environment that encouraged open, non-judgmental dialogue.
                      The Guardian
                      2
                      She had taken office with American support, and she cultivated American connections.
                      Ghost wars
                      3
                      Troops reportedly heard gunshots before they arrived at the large cultivated area.
                      The Irish Times
                      4
                      What origins his cultivated speech left in doubt, his physical appearance demonstrated.
                      Soulless
                      5
                      This number is declining, as is the area of land being cultivated.
                      The South African
                      6
                      The Alps in fact were inhabited and cultivated;-producedand supported living beings.
                      The History of Rome, Books 09 to 26
                      7
                      In his leisure hours he cultivated the art, and delighted in it.
                      Little Novels
                      8
                      Good morals, accordingly, were cultivated in the city and in the camp.
                      Conspiracy of Catiline and the Jurgurthine War
                      9
                      After she had gone Pyle said, 'What a very nice cultivated woman.
                      The Quiet American
                      10
                      Before long the cultivated fields gave way to the valley's tangled grassland.
                      The evolutionary void
                      11
                      In neutral chicken bouillon the bacteria cannot be cultivated above 45 degrees.
                      A History of Science — Volume 4
                      12
                      Somroo said that until 2012 his father cultivated a traditional cotton variety.
                      Reuters
                      13
                      Much cultivated in the vicinity of Paris, and there considered the best.
                      The Field and Garden Vegetables of America / Containing Full Des...
                      14
                      Her society was sought by the most cultivated people in the world.
                      Maria Mitchell: Life, Letters, and Journals
                      15
                      The soil is here cultivated in every part with the greatest care.
                      Travels in Syria and the Holy Land
                      16
                      It is not much cultivated; amaranthus is almost the only crop grown.
                      Birds of the Indian Hills
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                      Translations for cultivated
                      portuguès
                      cultivado
                      Cultivated through the time
                      Cultivated across language varieties
                      United Kingdom
                      Common
                      United States of America
                      Common
                      Ireland
                      Less common