Translations for „secateurs“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

secateurs [ˌsekəˈtɜ:z, Am ˈsekətɚz] N

secateurs pl Brit:

secateurs

sekator m

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English

Take a pair of cheap secateurs (handy also for the liberation of sheep trapped in said brambles).

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Use a pair of secateurs to detach with stem intact, so the fruit will keep longer.

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Such springs can frequently be found as a component of garden secateurs.

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She can't drive, but she's out there with her stroller packed with secateurs, diggers, plastic bags, all piled up.

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They told us gloves were to be provided for when we use secateurs.

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Yet it's easy to keep plants under control and guarantee a great display next year by setting to work with a pair of secateurs now.

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If done carefully, clipping each flowering stem with secateurs, the leaves of the plants will remain attractive for several more months.

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For example, always take a pair of light gardening gloves and some secateurs in your bag to snip off intrusive brambles or other vegetation.

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Well, if you don't mind wielding the secateurs on a daily basis, the ancient garden art of espaliering might be your answer.

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The flowers weren't just pulled up, their heads were snipped off, you could say quite professionally, with secateurs.

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