jiēshāng

接墒

Word · Verb

soil moisture connection; sufficient moisture for crops

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Meanings

1 sense · 3 examples
1.

verb

to achieve proper soil moisture conditions (when upper and lower layers of moist soil connect after rain or irrigation, providing sufficient water for crop germination or growth)

Technical agricultural term describing ideal soil moisture conditions after precipitation or irrigation, particularly important for seed germination.

Zhè这
chǎng场
yǔ雨
xià下
de得
hǎo好
 ,
dì地
lǐ里
zhōng终
yú于
jiē接
shāng墒
le了
 。

This rain was perfect—the soil has finally reached proper moisture conditions.

Jiāo浇
shuǐ水
hòu后
yào要
děng等
tǔ土
rǎng壤
jiē接
shāng墒
cái才
néng能
bō播
zhǒng种
 。

After watering, you must wait for the soil to achieve moisture connection before sowing seeds.

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Jīn今
nián年
yǔ雨
shuǐ水
chōng充
zú足
 ,
mài麦
tián田
zǎo早
zǎo早
jiē接
shāng墒
 ,
chū出
miáo苗
lǜ率
hěn很
gāo高
 。

This year there has been plenty of rainfall, so the wheat fields achieved proper soil moisture early, resulting in a very high seedling emergence rate.