Translations for „bindweed“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

bindweed [ˈbaɪndwi:d] N BOT

bindweed no pl

вьюно́к m

Usage examples with bindweed

bindweed entwines itself around other plants

вьюно́к обвива́ется вокру́г други́х расте́ний

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English

Even worse, bindweed seeds stay viable in the soil for half a century.

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Next to my garden is a patch of waste ground, owned by a housing association, which is infested with bindweed.

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Its common names include four-spotted moth and field bindweed moth.

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The blue bindweed stems are light and run along the surface of the soil, and the plant is evergreen in countries of frost-free climate.

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Estate agents have grown like bindweed to offer a multitude of services.

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I know each follicle, in the same way as you might know the bindweed that creeps around the garden fence.

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So a few trailer loads of muck came in -- and with it bindweed, ground elder and the rest.

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It can be confused with field bindweed until it flowers.

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Bindweed is by far the worst.

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But the blue bindweed has none of the nasty habits of its relative.

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