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fertilized

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fer·til·ize  (fûrtl-z)
v. fer·til·ized, fer·til·iz·ing, fer·til·iz·es
v.tr.
1. To cause the fertilization of (an ovum, for example).
2. To make (soil, for example) fertile: Compost fertilizes the soil.
3. To spread fertilizer on: used a mechanical spreader to fertilize the lawn.
v.intr.
To spread fertilizer.
fertil·iza·ble adj.
Translations
fertilized [ˈfɜːtɪˌlaɪzd] adj → fecondato/a
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