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weeded

/ˈwiːdɪd/

/ˈwidɪd/

weedverb

weeded

Past Simple

weeded

Past Simple

weeded

Past Participle

weeding

Gerund

/wiːd/

/wid/

Translations

I need to weed the garden this weekend.

Мне нужно прополоть сад в эти выходные.

удалять сорняки

She spent the afternoon weeding the flower beds.

Она провела день, удаляя сорняки с клумб.

Additional translations

отчистить от сорняков

Definitions

To remove unwanted plants from a garden or lawn.

She spent the afternoon weeding the flower beds to keep them looking tidy.

To eliminate or get rid of something undesirable or unnecessary.

The editor had to weed out the irrelevant details from the article to make it more concise.

Synonyms

weednoun

Definitions

A wild plant growing where it is not wanted and in competition with cultivated plants.

The garden was overrun with weeds, making it difficult for the flowers to thrive.

A slang term for marijuana, a psychoactive drug from the Cannabis plant.

He was caught with a small amount of weed in his backpack.

(usually plural, archaic) Mourning clothes, especially those worn by a widow.

The widow appeared at the service clad in solemn weeds.

weedadjective

Definitions

(attributive) Designed for killing or controlling unwanted plants.

Gardeners often rely on a strong weed killer to keep their lawns healthy.

(attributive, slang) Containing or related to marijuana.

They baked weed brownies for the party.