Summary
grain {noun}
grain · fil du bois · pépin · graine
to grain {verb}
grener · grainer · moudre
grain {noun}
kernel · bead · grain · corn · mote · granule · squall · berry · pip
English-French translation for "grain"
"grain" French translation
grain {noun}
There are no assurances they will not again bring grain movement to its knees.
There have been rotating strikes affecting the movement of grain since January 18.
About 10% of the people said that we needed a guaranteed price for our grain.
The grain movement in this country has been constantly victimized by labour disputes.
I guess it improves things provided that grain continues to move to the port.
grain {noun}
to grain {verb}
to grain [grained|grained] {vb}
to grain [grained|grained] {vb} (also: to stipple)
Oil seeds and oleaginous fruit; miscellaneous grains, seeds and fruit; industrial and medical plants; straw and fodder
Grains thus fortified (also in synergy with soya bean) could restore the health of the undernourished in as little as three weeks to six months.
Heptachlor was used extensively from 1953 to 1974 as a soil and seed treatment to protect maize, small grains and sorghum from pests.
The irresponsible trend among developed countries, especially the United States and Europe, of using grains and cereals to produce biofuels has aggravated the crisis.
In the rural areas, basic grains (such as maize and beans) are commonly cultivated by families for home consumption and commercialization.
to grain [grained|grained] {v.t.}
Foliar sprays of urea can increase the grain-N concentration of milling wheat but can result in emissions of ammonia.
grain {noun}
By 1974 we could not find a kernel of wheat in a granary anywhere because the demand was there.
Inshell peanuts kernels shall have a moisture content not exceeding 10.0 per cent.
The kernels must be:
Ukrainian farmers were beaten, arrested and even shot for trying keep a few kernels on the fields of their collectivised farms.
In some SADC countries, the milling of genetically modified products, especially whole maize kernels, is being undertaken, but not all of them have the capacity to do so.
There are no assurances they will not again bring grain movement to its knees.
There have been rotating strikes affecting the movement of grain since January 18.
About 10% of the people said that we needed a guaranteed price for our grain.
The grain movement in this country has been constantly victimized by labour disputes.
I guess it improves things provided that grain continues to move to the port.
coffee-berry
Berries must be firm, firmly attached and, as far as possible, have their bloom intact.
The fruit must be such that the juice of the berries has a refractometric index of at least:
[The fruit must be such that the juice of the berries has a refractometric index of at least:
The fruit must be such that the juice of the berries has a refractometric index of at least:
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "grain":
© Princeton Universitygranulate · ingrain · texture · food grain · cereal · caryopsis · metric grain
Synonyms (French) for "grain":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "grain" in French
Similar words
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