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Weeding শব্দের বাংলা অর্থ: আগাছা
Weeding Meaning In Bengali আগাছা
Weeding
নিড়ানি,
Definition
1) Weeding (noun): the act of removing unwanted or unnecessary plants, such as weeds, from a garden or lawn to maintain its health and appearance.
2) Weeding (verb): the process of eliminating or discarding unwanted or unnecessary items or materials from a collection, such as a library, to keep it organized and up to date.
3) Weeding (noun): the act of systematically going through a group of objects or items, such as papers or files, to sort out and discard ones that are no longer needed or relevant.
Examples
Weeding Example in a sentence
1) Weeding the garden is essential to keep unwanted plants from taking over.
2) She spent the morning weeding the flower beds to ensure the plants had enough room to grow.
3) Weeding can be a tedious task, but it is necessary for maintaining a healthy garden.
4) After weeding the vegetable patch, she noticed the cucumber plants had more space to spread out.
5) They set aside a day each month for weeding the yard to keep it looking neat and tidy.
6) Weeding around the raspberry bushes helped to increase their yield during harvest season.
7) He used a small hand tool for weeding in between the cracks of the sidewalk.
8) Weeding regularly can prevent invasive species from crowding out native plants.
9) She wore gloves while weeding to protect her hands from thorns and prickles.
10) The Weeding Party helped to clear out the overgrown areas of the park to create more space for visitors.
Part of Speech
Weeding (Noun)
Synonyms
Hoe , Weeding , Grubber , Weeding Tool , Extirpator - (NOUN) নিড়ানি
Encyclopedia
Weeding (noun): the act of removing unwanted or unnecessary plants, such as weeds, from a garden or lawn to maintain its health and appearance.
Weeding (verb): the process of eliminating or discarding unwanted or unnecessary items or materials from a collection, such as a library, to keep it organized and up to date.
Weeding (noun): the act of systematically going through a group of objects or items, such as papers or files, to sort out and discard ones that are no longer needed or relevant.
