pruning in Greek
pruning in Greek is κλάδεμα — pruning means the act of trimming excess branches or growth from a plant.
pruning in Greek
κλάδεμα
Pronounced: kladema
What does "pruning" mean?
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noun The act of trimming excess branches or growth from a plant.
"Autumn is the best time for pruning most fruit trees."
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noun A technique in computing or decision-making that removes unnecessary branches or options to simplify a process.
"The algorithm uses pruning to skip over branches that clearly won't lead to a better result."
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pruning in a sentence
- Autumn is the best time for pruning most fruit trees.
- The algorithm uses pruning to skip over branches that clearly won't lead to a better result.
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What is "pruning" in Greek?
"pruning" in Greek is κλάδεμα. pruning means: The act of trimming excess branches or growth from a plant.
How do you pronounce κλάδεμα?
"pruning" in Greek is κλάδεμα, pronounced "kladema".
How do you use "pruning" in a sentence?
Example: "Autumn is the best time for pruning most fruit trees." In Greek, "pruning" is κλάδεμα.
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