irrigate — to supply water to land or crops, typically by means of channels
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to supply water to land or crops, typically by means of channels
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɪrɪɡeɪt/
Korean meaning: 관개하다, 물을 대다
Korean pronunciation: **이**리게이트
Example Sentences
- My lazy neighbor uses a sprinkler to irrigate his lawn while I'm still watering with a tiny watering can like a caveman.
- Advanced irrigation systems can automatically irrigate fields based on soil moisture levels.
- The desert bloomed after engineers successfully irrigated the barren land.
irrigate
VERB//ˈɪrɪɡeɪt//
to supply water to land or crops, typically by means of channels
A farmer irrigates the crop fields through flowing water channels
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Origin
From Latin irrigare, composed of the prefix in- (into) and rigare (to water or moisten). The term originally referred to the act of supplying water to land through artificial channels.
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“My lazy neighbor uses a sprinkler to irrigate his lawn while I'm still watering with a tiny watering can like a caveman.”
“Advanced irrigation systems can automatically irrigate fields based on soil moisture levels.”
“The desert bloomed after engineers successfully irrigated the barren land.”
“The doctor had to irrigate my ear canal because apparently I've been storing enough wax to open a candle shop.”
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