irrigate in Spanish
irrigate in Spanish is irrigar — irrigate means to supply land with water using channels, pipes, or sprinklers so crops can grow.
irrigate in Spanish
irrigar
What does "irrigate" mean?
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verb To supply land with water using channels, pipes, or sprinklers so crops can grow.
"Farmers irrigate the fields from the river during the dry season."
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verb (medicine) To rinse a wound or body cavity with a flow of liquid to clean it.
"The nurse irrigated the wound with a saline solution."
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irrigate in a sentence
- Farmers irrigate the fields from the river during the dry season.
- The valley's crops are irrigated by an ancient canal system.
- The nurse irrigated the wound with a saline solution.
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What is "irrigate" in Spanish?
"irrigate" in Spanish is irrigar. irrigate means: To supply land with water using channels, pipes, or sprinklers so crops can grow.
How do you use "irrigate" in a sentence?
Example: "Farmers irrigate the fields from the river during the dry season." In Spanish, "irrigate" is irrigar.
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