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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈplæntər/ · UK /ˈplɑːntə/
Forms: planters
planter means: A large pot or box in which plants grow.
noun
A large pot or box in which plants grow.
- The flowers grow in a wooden planter.
- We put two planters beside the front door.
- Does this planter have holes for water to escape?
A person who owns a large farm growing crops such as sugar, cotton, or tea.
- The planter owned a large cotton estate.
- Several sugar planters opposed the new tax.
- Her grandfather had been a tea planter.
A person who puts seeds or young plants into the ground.
- Each planter carried a bag of seedlings.
- The tree planters worked until sunset.
- An experienced planter showed us how deep to dig.
A machine that puts seeds or young plants into the ground.
- The tractor pulled a seed planter.
- This planter places seeds in straight rows.
- The farmers repaired their planters before spring.
Questions about planter
What does planter mean?
A large pot or box in which plants grow.
What is planter in other languages?
Türkçe: saksı · Español: macetero · Français: jardinière · Deutsch: Pflanzkübel · Italiano: fioriera · 日本語: プランター
How do you pronounce planter?
In American English /ˈplæntər/; in British English /ˈplɑːntə/.
How do you use planter in a sentence?
The flowers grow in a wooden planter. We put two planters beside the front door.
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