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Meanings of cultivate the soil in English
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Usage of cultivate the soil in English
1
He must cultivate the soil, else only the meager harvest can be his.
2
We are also told that they cultivate the soil and build good houses.
3
They till and cultivate the soil, something which we have not hitherto observed.
4
The third class cultivate the soil as proprietors, and engage in trade and commerce.
5
It takes quiet-going men of sense to cultivate the soil.
6
Persistently and constantly weed them out and cultivate the soil.
7
After all my adventures, to settle down in a quiet place and cultivate the soil.
8
Now the Government desires to civilize them and to teach them to cultivate the soil.
9
The poorest will go first to cultivate the soil.
10
The people cultivate the soil, growing large quantities of rice, sweet potatoes, maize, and millet.
11
The latter cultivate the soil, and live in peace with their more numerous and savage neighbours.
12
They should do nothing but live and love, cultivate the soil, and bring up their children.
13
I propose that we found a colony, and cultivate the soil and settle here for life!
14
The proprietors also found it to their interest to raise stock rather than to cultivate the soil.
15
They all to some extent cultivate the soil, varying their farm operations by hunting, trapping, and freighting.
16
Most of the natives live on two islands, where they cultivate the soil, rear goats, and catch fish.
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Cultivate the soil across language varieties
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