0 to prepare (land) for crops. -- obdělávat půdu
1 to grow (a crop in a garden, field etc) -- pěstovat
He cultivates mushrooms in the cellar.
They established exclusive rights on the lands they cultivated, thereby excluding the indigenous communities from vast areas.
They have also cultivated 15 acres of swampy rice.
Self-mastery did not bear down upon desire, but instead cultivated and operationalized it.
First, regularity of strophic constructions and tight rhyme schemes are especially cultivated by the troubadours to impose structure on an unruly vernacular language.
In the mid1860s, 7085 growers cultivated 12,226 acres of poppy; by 1878 official pressure had reduced them to 2,406 growers on 2,170 acres.
Previously cultivated plots were kept in the planting cycle in order to save labor time, though soil fertility was becoming exhausted.
Here was one reason that friendship among men was to be prized and cultivated.
Crystal himself has cultivated, and indeed par tly created, in his writings over the past three decades.
