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dung noun
US /dəŋ/ • UK /dʌŋ/ (uncountable) 1. (feces) boñiga (feminine), bosta (feminine)Monolingual examplesThe scent of dung from the nearby manure pile also makes it difficult to breathe.South AfricanThey also provide dung for manure and fuel, and they pull ploughs and carts.BritishMuck in the seventeenth century meant, unequivocally, animal dung.North AmericanBut mountain streams aren't as pristine as people think - they're filled with animal dung and all sorts of bottom-feeding microorganisms.Canadian2. (manure) (mainly British) estiércol (masculine)dung transitive verb
US /dəŋ/ • UK /dʌŋ/ (British) [field/flowerbed] estercolar, abonar con estiércolMonolingual examplesBut avoid dunging ground that you plan to use for carrots and parsnipsBritishIt is said ‘the earth neither grows old nor wears out if it is fed and dunged’, though getting hold of a good supply of well-rotted muck isn't always easy.BritishTraducciones
1. "field, flowerbed", Gran Bretaña
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.: 325 Conservation of the traditional van phuc silk weaving trade village-an urban heritage of Hanoi Nguyen HUU DUNG (Viet Nam) Physical integrity of historic urban landscapes
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