plantation in Greek
plantation in Greek is φυτεία — plantation means a large farm or estate, especially in a hot climate, growing a single cash crop and historically worked by enslaved or indentured labourers.
plantation in Greek
φυτεία
Pronounced: fyteia
A large farm; estate or area of land designated for agricultural growth. Often includes housing for the owner and workers.
What does "plantation" mean?
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noun A large farm or estate, especially in a hot climate, growing a single cash crop and historically worked by enslaved or indentured labourers.
"The novel is set on a sugar plantation in the nineteenth century."
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noun An area deliberately planted with trees for timber or landscaping.
"The hillside was covered with a pine plantation."
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plantation in a sentence
- The novel is set on a sugar plantation in the nineteenth century.
- Tourists can visit the restored plantation house and grounds.
- The hillside was covered with a pine plantation.
- The council planted a new oak plantation along the edge of the park.
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What is "plantation" in Greek?
"plantation" in Greek is φυτεία. plantation means: A large farm or estate, especially in a hot climate, growing a single cash crop and historically worked by enslaved or indentured labourers.
How do you pronounce φυτεία?
"plantation" in Greek is φυτεία, pronounced "fyteia".
How do you use "plantation" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel is set on a sugar plantation in the nineteenth century." In Greek, "plantation" is φυτεία.
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