Vertaling van "Napier grass " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE

Napier grass [ elephant grass | Uganda grass ]
herbe à éléphant [ herbe éléphant ]

number e | Napier's number | Napier's constant | natural logarithmic base | e
nombre e | e | nombre de Neper | base des logarithmes népériens | base du logarithme népérien

quitch grass [ quitch | couch | quack grass | couch wheat | quake grass | couch grass | quick | quick grass | twitch | twitch-grass | dog grass | false wheat | false wheat grass | scutch grass | witchgrass ]
chiendent [ chiendent des boutiques | chiendent ordinaire | chiendent rampant ]

Kentucky blue grass [ Kentucky blue-grass | Kentucky bluegrass | Kentucky blue | June grass | bluegrass | June-grass | meadow grass | smooth meadow grass | smooth-stalked meadowgrass ]
pâturin des prés [ foin à vaches ]

Kentucky bluegrass | Kentucky blue grass | bluegrass | June grass | Junegrass | Kentucky blue | meadow grass | smooth meadow grass | speargrass | spear grass
pâturin des prés | foin à vaches | herbe bleue du Kentucky

cogon | kogon | alang-alang | alang grass | blady grass | bladygrass | cogon grass | cogongrass | lalang | lalang grass | lallang grass
Imperata cylindrique

couch grass | creeping wheat | quack grass | quick grass | quickens | quitch grass | twitch | white couch
chiendent commun | chiendent ordinaire | froment rampant

carry out grass maintenance with various equipment | operate a variety of grass maintenance equipment | operate various kinds of grass maintenance equipment | utilise various kinds of grass maintenance equipment
utiliser différents types d'équipements d'entretien des espaces verts

couch grass | creeping wheat | quack grass | quick grass | quickens | quitch grass | twitch | white couch
chiendent commun | chiendent rampant

common meadow grass | june grass | Kentucky blue grass
herbe bleue du Kentucky | pâturin des prés

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

They found a grass — Napier grass — that they can grow outside the borders of the corn, which actually attracts the corn borer.
Ils ont découvert une herbe — l'herbe à éléphant — qui pousse bien en bordure des champs de maïs et qui attire le charançon.