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Meanings of watering in English

Portuguese
lacrimejamento
Spanish
llanto

Shedding tears.

lacrimejamento
Usage of watering in English
1
Crops are doing well: They've had a great start and regular watering.
Radio NZ
2
Today it is working once more, watering Abosh's melon and cucumber crops.
Reuters
3
There is no risk in watering your garden or swimming, she said.
News.com.au
4
Traveled twelve miles without halting, in order to reach a watering place.
The Journal of a Mission to the Interior of Africa, in the Year ...
5
At each watering he let him have a few minutes of rest.
Lonesome dove
6
Keep watering weekly, and you should see a new stem coming through.
The Guardian
7
Glasgow's leading products were ships, locomotives, and vast clouds of eye-watering stench.
Tommy's honor: the story of old tom morris and young tom morris,...
8
Toulouse's win over London Irish sets up a mouth-watering final in Cardiff.
The Irish Times
9
If Stage 2 is put in place it bans watering sports grounds.
Radio NZ
10
Less watering equals less responsibility -and more time to spend elsewhere.
The South African
11
I'd anchor inshore despite the danger and send a watering party over.
Beyond the Reef
12
Why will not simple watering of the earth in the pots answer?
Nature's Serial Story
13
If Newport is the queen of the watering-places, this is the king.
Their Pilgrimage
14
It is decontaminated before being used for tasks such as watering plants.
BBC
15
And while we're talking about feeding and watering, don't forget the birds.
The Irish Times
16
Manual watering is not what I had in mind; I wanted automation.
Wired
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Translations for watering
Portuguese
lacrimejamento
Watering through the time
Watering across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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