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sward
UK
/swɔːd/
US
/swɔrd/
swards
pl
UK
/swɔːd/
US
/swɔrd/
Translations
The sward was lush and green after the spring rains.
Дерн был пышным и зеленым после весенних дождей.
The cattle grazed peacefully on the sward.
Скот мирно пасся на лугу.
Additional translations
Definitions
The children played on the lush sward in the park.
The gardener carefully tended to the sward to keep it healthy and green.
swarded
Past Simple
swarded
Past Participle
swarding
Gerund
UK
/swɔːd/
US
/swɔrd/
Chiefly literary; transitive or intransitive meaning ‘to cover with turf’ or ‘to become covered with grass’.
Definitions
After a few summers the bare earth swarded over, turning into a meadow.
Used attributively in agronomy and ecology (e.g., “sward height,” “sward density”).
Definitions
Weekly measurements of sward height were taken throughout the trial.