Word: pollard
Category: pollard
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Related words: pollard
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Synonyms: pollard
poll
Translations: pollard
spanish
moyuelo, árbol descopado, del árbol descopado, descopado
german
poularde
french
têtard, Pollard, arbre étêté, recoupette, Pollard a
italian
pollard di, del pollard, di pollard
portuguese
rolão, Pollard, descornado, do descornado, de pollard
dutch
knotten, Pollard, wig, bijv knotwilg, geknotte
russian
опылять
norwegian
Pollard, Pollards, av Pollard
swedish
Pollard, vetekli, Pollards
finnish
nupopää, Pollardin, nutipää, latvoa
danish
Pollard, Pollards
czech
otruby, Pollard, šrot, bezrohý dobytek, Pollarda
polish
otrąbki
hungarian
visszavág, Pollard, lenyesett koponyájú
turkish
budanmış ağaç, budamak, boynuzsuz sığır, boynuzu kesilmiş sığır
greek
δένδρο κλαδευμένο, Pollard, κλαδεμένο δέντρο, Ροΐΐατά, του Pollard
ukrainian
Поллард
albanian
krasis degët, Pollard
bulgarian
ярма, Полард, кастря, животно без рога, кърма
belarusian
Поллард
estonian
Nutipää, Nupopää, Latvottu puit, jäävad põhisortimenti
croatian
okresati, Pollard, životinja bez rogova, okljaštreno drvo, okresano drvo
icelandic
Pollard
lithuanian
baužis, Pollard, Briedis be ragų, Pasukti, Apcirpts medis
latvian
apgriezt, Pollard, apcirpts koks, briedis bez ragiem
macedonian
Полард, Pollard
romanian
animal fără coarne, Pollard, copac cu vârful tăiat, Pollard a
slovenian
Pollard, Živali brez rogov, brez rogov
slovak
otruby, zvyšky, múku, otrúb, múky
Popularity stats: pollard
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The meaning and "use of": pollard
verb
noun
- cut off the top and branches of (a tree) to encourage new growth at the top.
noun
- a tree whose top and branches have been cut off for this reason.
- an animal, e.g., a sheep or deer, that has lost its horns or cast its antlers.
