cultivation 音标拼音: [k
, ʌltɪv'eʃən]
n . 耕作,栽培,培养
耕作,栽培,培养
cultivation n 1 :
socialization through training and education to develop one '
s mind or manners ; "
her cultivation was remarkable "
2 : (
agriculture )
production of food by preparing the land to grow crops (
especially on a large scale )
3 :
a highly developed state of perfection ;
having a flawless or impeccable quality ; "
they performed with great polish "; "
I admired the exquisite refinement of his prose "; "
almost an inspiration which gives to all work that finish which is almost art "--
Joseph Conrad [
synonym : {
polish }, {
refinement },
{
culture }, {
cultivation }, {
finish }]
4 :
the process of fostering the growth of something ; "
the cultivation of bees for honey "
5 :
the act of raising or growing plants (
especially on a large scale )
Cultivation \
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1 .
The art or act of cultivating ;
improvement for agricultural purposes or by agricultural processes ;
tillage ;
production by tillage .
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2 .
Bestowal of time or attention for self -
improvement or for the benefit of others ;
fostering care .
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3 .
The state of being cultivated ;
advancement in physical ,
intellectual ,
or moral condition ;
refinement ;
culture .
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Italy . . .
was but imperfectly reduced to cultivation before the irruption of the barbarians .
--
Hallam .
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155 Moby Thesaurus words for "
cultivation ":
acculturation ,
acquired taste ,
agrarianism ,
agricultural geology ,
agriculture ,
agrology ,
agronomics ,
agronomy ,
appreciation of excellence ,
apprenticeship ,
architecture ,
assembly ,
basic training ,
breaking ,
breeding ,
building ,
casting ,
choiceness ,
civility ,
civilization ,
civilized taste ,
civilizedness ,
composition ,
conditioning ,
construction ,
contour farming ,
contour plowing ,
conversion ,
crafting ,
craftsmanship ,
creation ,
cultivated taste ,
cultivating ,
culture ,
daintiness ,
delicacy ,
development ,
devising ,
dirt farming ,
discipline ,
discrimination ,
dressing ,
drill ,
drilling ,
dry farming ,
dryland farming ,
education ,
elaboration ,
elegance ,
enculturation ,
enlightenment ,
erection ,
excellence ,
exercise ,
extraction ,
fabrication ,
fallowing ,
farm economy ,
farming ,
fashioning ,
fastidiousness ,
fetching -
up ,
finesse ,
formation ,
forming ,
formulation ,
fostering ,
framing ,
fruit farming ,
furrowing ,
genteelness ,
gentility ,
gentlemanlikeness ,
gentlemanliness ,
gentleness ,
geoponics ,
good breeding ,
good taste ,
grace ,
gracefulness ,
gracility ,
graciosity ,
graciousness ,
grain farming ,
grooming ,
growing ,
handicraft ,
handiwork ,
harrowing ,
harvesting ,
hoeing ,
housebreaking ,
husbandry ,
hydroponics ,
improvement ,
in -
service training ,
intensive farming ,
ladylikeness ,
listing ,
machining ,
making ,
manual training ,
manufacture ,
manufacturing ,
military training ,
milling ,
mining ,
mixed farming ,
molding ,
niceness ,
nicety ,
nurture ,
nurturing ,
on -
the -
job training ,
plowing ,
polish ,
practice ,
prefabrication ,
preparation ,
processing ,
producing ,
pruning ,
quality ,
raising ,
readying ,
rearing ,
refinement ,
refining ,
rehearsal ,
rural economy ,
shaping ,
sharecropping ,
sloyd ,
smelting ,
socialization ,
sophistication ,
strip farming ,
subsistence farming ,
subtlety ,
tank farming ,
taste ,
tastefulness ,
thinning ,
thremmatology ,
tillage ,
tilling ,
tilth ,
training ,
truck farming ,
upbringing ,
vocational education ,
vocational training ,
weeding ,
working ,
workmanship
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