зимостойкий
hardy
plants plant care adjective
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зимостойкий with German translation
зимостойкий usage examples
Winterharte Pflanzen überstehen den Frost besser.
Зимостойкие растения лучше переносят мороз.
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зимостойкий synonyms
What's the difference between зимостойкий / морозостойкий / холодоустойчивый / выносливый / неприхотливый / устойчивый
emphasizes resistance specifically to frosts and subzero temperatures
tolerant of low temperatures in general, not only to hard frosts
broader meaning — endures adverse conditions (including cold); often used generally for plants
easy to care for and undemanding about soil and light; does not always imply frost resistance
broad use — resistance to changes, diseases or climate; can also mean frost resistance
usually about seeds or shoots — capable of surviving and developing; not identical to 'winter-hardy'
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How to pronounce зимостойкий and what this word means
зимостойкий means hardy. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce зимостойкий
[zʲimɐˈstojkʲɪj]
зимостойкий translation
hardy
зимостойкий examples
Der Lavendel ist winterhart.
зимостойкий transcription
[zʲimɐˈstojkʲɪj]
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зимостойкий meaning: what does it mean?
выдерживающее сильные морозы и суровую зимнюю погоду
зимостойкий pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
зимостойкий is pronounced as [zʲimɐˈstojkʲɪj]. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
зимостойкий definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Der Lavendel ist winterhart. Translation: Лаванда зимостойкая.
Is зимостойкий part of Plant Care vocabulary?
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Is зимостойкий part of Plants vocabulary?
Yes, зимостойкий (hardy) can be learned in the Plants topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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