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Significats de pruner en anglès

A long-handled pruning saw with a curved blade at the end and sometimes a clipper; used to prune small trees.

A worker who thins out and trims trees and shrubs.

Ús de pruner en anglès
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He got a job with the Parks department as climber and pruner.
The new yorker
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I am a periodic pruner of my own digital history.
Wired
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Then a hoe, another spade, a hand tiller, a hedge clipper, and a pruner.
Flash and Bones
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He was called by Demosthenes, "the pruner of my periods."
Meditations
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He is the pruner of our politics.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 74, December, 1863 / A Maga...
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He had formerly been a pruner of trees, and he gladly found himself a gardener once more.
Les Misérables
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Willi spread open the soft tissue of her chest and selected a garden pruner with curved blades.
Three stations: an arkady renko novel
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Provost is the Garden's high pruner.
The new yorker
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The pruner merely left the trunk and the three or four main laterals, the latter about one foot in length.
One Thousand Questions in California Agriculture Answered
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Just at the spot I reached was the stem of a small tree; one branch alone had escaped the pruner's hatchet.
Ben Burton: Born and Bred at Sea
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Demosthenes was once heard to remark, on seeing Phocion rise to speak, "Here comes the pruner of my periods."
Mosaics of Grecian History
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Grape pruner Smith Isaiah, from Vanuatu, who was in his third year in Hawke's Bay, said that achieving his goal was starting to get easier.
Radio NZ
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The mossing party, it is hardly necessary to mention, should follow the pruners.
Gold, Sport, and Coffee Planting in Mysore / With chapters on co...
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Vineyards are looking a picture as pruners move in to do the trimming.
Radio NZ
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Mr Pruner said: It feels like a festival, except this one has a meaning.
Radio NZ
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We are assured it will make cutting 3½ times easier than with lesser pruners.
The Irish Times
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