ražojošs

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Latvian

Participle

ražojošs (definite ražojošais; adverb ražojoši)

  1. producing; indefinite present active participle of ražot
  2. productive, production-based, manufacturing (such that it produces the material goods necessary for the existence of society)
    ražojošas nozaresthe productive, manufacturing sectors (of the economy)
    neolīta beigās vērojama pāreja no piesavinošās uz ražojošo saimniecību, konstatējami lopkopības un zemkopības pirmsākumiat the end of the Neolithic, the transition from a gathering to a transforming economy can be seen, (and) the origins of livestock raising and agriculture can be observed
  3. (of animals, plants) productive, producing (such that it produces fruits, foods, substances etc. necessary for people's lives)
    ražojoši kultūraugiproductive, producing crops
    ražojoši lauksaimniecības dzīvniekiproductive farm animals
    daudz grūtību sagādā vārpatas un citu nezāļu iznīcināšana ražojošu ābeļu un bumbieru apdobēsthe control of doggrass and other weeds in the beds of productive apple and pear trees causes a lot of difficulty
    putni dārzā nodrošina augiem veselīgākus augšanas apstākļus, uzlabo ražojoša dārza augļu, ogu un sakņu kvalitāti, palielina to kvantitātibirds in the garden provide plants with healthier growing conditions, improve the quality of fruits, berries and roots from producing gardens, (and) increases their quantity

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