gardener
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1.0
- noun
- /ˈɡɑrdənər/
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jardinero
- The gardener carefully watered the flowers every morning.
- farmers and gardeners
- home gardeners
- backyard gardeners
So I became a gardener, a full time gardener.
- So I became a gardener, a full time gardener.
- And he was, he was a pretty amazing gardener, I remember.
- They're like perfect for beginner gardeners and perfect for people with small spaces.
- Maybe I'm a good, I'm a good farmer, I'm a good gardener and maybe you're a good hunter.
- OK, today it says some gardens flourish and enchanting patterns without a gardener's touch.
- Yeah, double check with the actual gardener.
- And he said, see the gardeners and yes.
- And sadly, a lot of gardeners get it wrong the wrong way.
- Derek was a loving grandfather, an avid gardener and hung like a Clydesdale.
- Malicious gardener, invisible gardener who likes things to to be good, right?
Examples
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So I became a gardener, a full time gardener.
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The most famous and dedicated early gardener, of course, was Thomas Jefferson.
Fiction book (1992) -
And he was, he was a pretty amazing gardener, I remember.
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Even the gardener looks good to me at this point.
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And here is a really good trick for anyone who is a gardener and wants to do this.
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Maybe I need a gardener.
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Why don't you hire a gardener?
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I stumbled to the window and looked down to see our landscape gardener's crew hard at work.
Fiction book (1992) -
Derek was a loving grandfather, an avid gardener and hung like a Clydesdale.
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Most commercial horticulturists and hundreds of home gardeners have toured the compost facility.
Academic text (1995)
Synonyms
87
2.6
A person who raises plants or crops to sell
14
3.9
A person who designs and takes care of gardens and outdoor areas
12
4.2
A person who cares for and looks after outdoor areas like parks and sports fields
4
7.8
A person who grows and studies garden plants like flowers and vegetables
1
4.0
A person who prepares and looks after land to grow crops or plants
1
5.0
A person who looks after lawns and gardens, cutting grass and trimming plants
1
7.4
A man who grows and cares for plants to sell
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3.4
A person who designs and arranges gardens and outdoor spaces so they look nice
A person who is good at growing and caring for plants
A woman who knows a lot about growing plants and loves doing it
A person who grows plants or crops on land
A person who grows and cares for young plants for sale
A woman who grows and sells young plants like trees and flowers
A person who cares for and looks after outdoor areas like parks and sports fields
A person who cares for gardens and cuts grass
A woman who looks after gardens and lawns by mowing and pruning
Compounds
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3.4
A person who designs and arranges gardens and outdoor spaces so they look nice
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Etymology
The word gardener comes from garden plus -er, and garden once meant 'enclosed place' from an old German word, like the English word 'yard'. So a gardener is 'one who' looks after that enclosed plant area, which is why it means a person who cares for plants, flowers, or lawns.