planter in Polish
planter in Polish is plantator — planter means a container, often large and freestanding, used to hold plants.
planter in Polish
plantator
Any member of a similar landed class of (often wealthy) farm owners elsewhere, such as plantation owners whose lands are worked by farm workers, wage slaves, or slaves.
What does "planter" mean?
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noun A container, often large and freestanding, used to hold plants.
"She filled the wooden planter with herbs."
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noun Historically, the owner or operator of a large plantation.
"The novel follows the family of a wealthy Southern planter."
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noun A machine used to sow seeds or set out young plants in a field.
"The farmer bought a new planter to speed up the spring sowing."
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planter in a sentence
- She filled the wooden planter with herbs.
- Large stone planters lined the entrance to the hotel.
- The novel follows the family of a wealthy Southern planter.
- The farmer bought a new planter to speed up the spring sowing.
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What is "planter" in Polish?
"planter" in Polish is plantator. planter means: A container, often large and freestanding, used to hold plants.
How do you use "planter" in a sentence?
Example: "She filled the wooden planter with herbs." In Polish, "planter" is plantator.
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