cull in Chinese
cull in Chinese is 摘 — cull means to select or pick something out from a larger group.
cull in Chinese
摘
Pronounced: zhāi
To pick or take someone or something (from a larger group).
What does "cull" mean?
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verb To select or pick something out from a larger group.
"The editor culled the best quotes from the interview."
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verb To reduce the number of animals in a population by killing some of them in a controlled way.
"The park had to cull the deer population to protect local plants."
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noun The organized killing of selected animals to control numbers.
"Officials ordered a cull after the disease spread through the herd."
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cull in a sentence
- The editor culled the best quotes from the interview.
- The park had to cull the deer population to protect local plants.
- Officials ordered a cull after the disease spread through the herd.
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What is "cull" in Chinese?
"cull" in Chinese is 摘. cull means: To select or pick something out from a larger group.
How do you pronounce 摘?
"cull" in Chinese is 摘, pronounced "zhāi".
How do you use "cull" in a sentence?
Example: "The editor culled the best quotes from the interview." In Chinese, "cull" is 摘.
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