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showground

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showground [ˈʃəʊˌgraʊnd]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Agriculture) an open-air setting for agricultural displays, competitions, etc. Also called (Austral. and NZ) showgrounds
Translations
showground [ˈʃəʊgraʊnd] N → recinto m ferial, real m de la feria
showground [ˈʃəʊgraʊnd] n → champ m de foire
show house n (British) → maison f témoin
showground [ˈʃəʊˌgraʊnd] n → area di esposizione
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Somerset county's showground is to use renewable technologies such as solar thermal, photovoltaic cells, and the anaerobic digestion of biomass waste from local dairy industries to create its power.
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The one-day event traditionally rotates between sites, but Merioneth Agricultural Society wants to create a permanent showground on the Rhiwlas estate, Bala.
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