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16:25 Oct 31, 2016 |
Swedish to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Medical (general) | |||||
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| Selected response from: Deane Goltermann Sweden Local time: 10:31 | ||||
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5 | fertiliser |
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4 | fertilizer applicator |
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4 | Fertilizer spreader |
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3 | Fertilizer compound (or mixture) |
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fertilizer applicator Explanation: Pretty sure on this one, check it out! |
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fertiliser Explanation: Check Google images. If you are not satisfied with a one-word answer you could call it a fertiliser unit, automatic fertiliser, fertiliser spreader, etc. |
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Fertilizer spreader Explanation: My search engine favours 'Fertilizer spreader' for UK suppliers and 'Fertilizer applicator' for US suppliers. To my ears an applicator is something more delicate and accurate than the muck spreaders I saw on the fields nearby this weekend. |
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Fertilizer compound (or mixture) Explanation: In connection with equipment, an "aggregate" can be defined as "forming a collection from separate parts." If referring to fertilizer, the closest match I can think of is "compound" or "mixture" of two or more ingredients used to make the fertilizer. Reference: http://www.thesaurus.com/browse/aggregate |
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