umtopfen
repot
move plant into a new pot
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umtopfen belongs to the topic "Plant Care". Start with a short 7-word set so the word is easier to remember in context.
umtopfen synonyms
What's the difference between umtopfen / verpflanzen / einpflanzen
To move a plant to a new place; in gardening it can also mean transferring it to another pot, but it is broader than the specific idea of repotting.
Ich werde die Zimmerpflanze morgen umsetzen.
Я завтра пересажу комнатное растение.
To transplant a plant elsewhere; it often sounds a bit more formal/bookish and can refer to plants in a general sense.
Der Gärtner hat den jungen Baum sorgfältig verpflanzt.
Садовник аккуратно пересадил молодое дерево.
To plant something in soil or a container; it is a more general term and does not necessarily mean repotting into another pot.
Die Blumen wurden nach dem Kauf sofort eingepflanzt.
Цветы после покупки сразу посадили.
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How to pronounce umtopfen and what this word means
umtopfen translation: repot. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce umtopfen
[ˈʊmˌtɔpfən]
umtopfen translation
repot
umtopfen transcription
[ˈʊmˌtɔpfən]
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umtopfen meaning: what does it mean?
eine Zimmerpflanze in einen neuen, meist größeren Topf setzen
umtopfen pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
umtopfen is pronounced as [ˈʊmˌtɔpfən]. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
Is umtopfen part of Plant Care vocabulary?
Yes, umtopfen (repot) can be learned in the Plant Care topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is umtopfen part of Plants vocabulary?
Yes, umtopfen (repot) can be learned in the Plants topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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