Meeting of the members of beekeeping association

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The meaning of the honey flow base

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Honey flow base

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Evaluation of resources of bee pasture

Beekeeper (man): M
Beekeeper (woman): W

W: Hello, I have recently started an apiary in this region and I want to expand my knowledge on the honey flow basem67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509969403610_0honey flow base. Can you help me, neighbour?
M: Hello, of course. In the neighbourhood, we have wild honey plantsm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509969524425_0wild honey plants: forests, shrubs, meadows, pastures, peatlands and wastelands. However, cultivated honey plantsm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509969582091_0cultivated honey plants are in a majority in our region. The people here have vegetable‑flower gardens, fruit treesm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509969636113_0fruit trees and raspberries eco plantationsm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509969636113_0eco plantations. The farmers gladly plant rapeseed, buckwheat and phacelia on their fields.
W: What honeym67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509979046915_0honey trees and shrubsm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509979046915_0shrubs dominate in the forests?
M: Willow, maplem67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509970947305_0maple, linden, hazel, blackberrym67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509971340474_0blackberry and rowanm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509975877510_0rowan.
W: Oh, the first two are a good early spring honey flowm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509975909674_0early spring honey flow.
M: Just like crocuses and snowdrops.
W: Rapeseed is cultivated 300 metres from my apiary. That will provide honey flow to the bees already in May, like the fruit trees that are a spring honey flowm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509975942724_0spring honey flow.
M: This year, due to the frosts the cherry, sweet cherry and apple trees are not blooming well…
W: Yes, we will need to wait for the early summer honey flowm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509977006437_0early summer honey flow when the field weeds, clover, mustard and cornflower will bloom.
M: Yes, they will ensure the continuity of the honey feedm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509978632964_0continuity of the honey feed until the late summer.
W: Do you take your bees to the heathm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509978666774_0heath?
M: Heather is a good autumn honey flowm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509979025834_0autumn honey flow, but I do not have my own transport. I am more often basing on stationary apiarym67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509978983614_0stationary apiary. In my garden, I have a lot of honey plants like lacy phacelia, borage, melilot, American milkweed or Moldavian dragonhead.
W: I have a large raspberry plantationm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509979141853_0plantation nearby, but I will definitely make sure that there is enough honey plants in my garden. Thank you for the talk.
M: See you.

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Transporting the apiary to the honey flow

Beekeeper: B
Company representative: R

R: Hello?
B: Good morning, do you offer services of beehive transportm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509979955768_0beehive transport to honey flow?
R: Yes. Have you agreed on that with the plantation owner?
B: I have permission to place the beehives in the middle of the 15‑hectare rapeseed plantationm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509979996688_0rapeseed plantation. That will let the bees bring three times as much honey.
R: How many beehives are you planning to transport?
B: 15.
R: On what day do you want to order the beehive transportm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509979955768_0beehive transport?
B: On the next Tuesday. That way I will have time to expand the nestsm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509980041410_0expand the nests with supersm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1538589732238_0supers, filled with empty foundation sheetsm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509980192201_0foundation sheets. It will provide a place to store nectar. It will be the beginning of flower blooming and the bees will used the honey flow most fully.
R: What distance from the apiarym67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509980403292_0distance from the apiary the beehives have to cross, because the apiary transported further than 50 kilometres needs to have a health certificatem67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509980219083_0health certificate?
B: That won’t be necessary, the distance will be 8 kilometres. The apiary will stand in a place far from clusters of people and away from the roads. It will not pose any threat.
R: Good. At what time do you want the transport to arrive?
B: Late in the evening, then it will be cool. The beehives will be ready for transport - the beehive entrancem67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509980273768_0beehive entrance will be carefully covered with a net with eyelets that are smaller than the bees. The bees won’t fly out and good ventilation will be provided. Please send the transport to the Linden village, third house on the left, it will be written village leader on the building. What will the transport costm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509980294386_0transport cost be?
R: 220 PLN.
B: I will pay in cash.
R: How should the beehives be placed on the trailer so that they are safe?
B: We will place them in the middle of the trailer to have the frames parallel to the driving direction. They will be strapped in as they cannot slip and slide in the trailer. The driver needs to drive slowly and prevent shocksm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1509980319653_0prevent shocks.
R: Of course, I am just making sure as I will send a new driver. The order has been accepted. Goodbye.

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Improvement of the honey flow base around the apiary

Beekeeper: B
Beekeeper’s wife: W

W: John, I am planning the plantingm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1510229116434_0planting in the garden and I would like to select the plants with you to ensure enough honey flow for the bees.
B: Good that you mention it. It is worth improving the honey flow base in the garden. We do have willow, hazel and acaciam67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1510227579288_0acacia in the vicinity but that is not enough. It is worth thinking about such plants that will ensure the continuity of honey flow. Then when one plant withers, the other will bloom and will provide nectar.
W: Therefore I would plant crocusesm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1510227615096_0crocuses, pasque flowersm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1510228107575_0pasque flowers, snowflakesm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1510228578395_0snowflakes and primulesm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1510228715209_0primules by the fence but they will not bloom until next year.
B: But they will provide feed to bees in that difficult springtime. You can think about parma violetsm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1510228737034_0parma violets, lupinesm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1510228762317_0lupines and zinniasm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1510228778179_0zinnias. They are very pretty and give a lot of nectar.
W: Good, they will grow next to the arbor. Rosesm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1510228800021_0Roses and liliesm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1510228852716_0lilies will stay where they are, but I will add astersm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1510228881287_0asters and dahliasm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1510229008580_0dahlias by the entrance.
B: Very good, they will bloom in the second half of the summer. And what do you think about heather? They bloom long and look nice, especially in the autumn.
W: I will definitely plant them. And by the beehives, you could plant green manuresm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1510229083610_0green manures, for example, white mustardm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1510229042964_0white mustard that has a high honey and pollen capacity and the bees visit it gladly.
B: Just don’t get rid of weedsm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1510229030043_0weeds too precisely, especially of dandelion. It is also a valuable honey plant.
W: I remember, I will leave it next to the fence. I have also planted herbs in the bowls.
B: Our fruit treesm67dd5e7aed3c6cb1_1510229068378_0fruit trees will also provide the bees with feed and us with tasty fruit.
W: Alright, let’s get to work.

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Dictionary

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acacia, acacias (n. C) əˈkeɪ.ʃə, əˈkeɪ.ʃəz
acacia, acacias (n. C) əˈkeɪ.ʃə, əˈkeɪ.ʃəz

akacja

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aster, asters (n. C) ˈæs.tə, ˈæs.təz
aster, asters (n. C) ˈæs.tə, ˈæs.təz

aster

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autumn honey flow (n. U) ˈɔː.təm ˈhʌn.i fləʊ
autumn honey flow (n. U) ˈɔː.təm ˈhʌn.i fləʊ

pożytek jesienny

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bee health (n. U) biː helθ
bee health (n. U) biː helθ

zdrowie pszczół

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bee keeper, bee keepers (n. C) biː ˈkiː.pə, biː ˈkiː.pəz
bee keeper, bee keepers (n. C) biː ˈkiː.pə, biː ˈkiː.pəz

pszczelarz

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beehive entrance (n. C) ˈbiː.haɪv ˈen.trəns, ˈbiː.haɪv ˈen.trənsɪs
beehive entrance (n. C) ˈbiː.haɪv ˈen.trəns, ˈbiː.haɪv ˈen.trənsɪs

wylotka

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beekeeper's association, beekeeper's associations (n. C) biːˈkiː.pəz əˌsəʊ.siˈeɪ.ʃən, biːˈkiː.pəz əˌsəʊ.siˈeɪ.ʃənz
beekeeper's association, beekeeper's associations (n. C) biːˈkiː.pəz əˌsəʊ.siˈeɪ.ʃən, biːˈkiː.pəz əˌsəʊ.siˈeɪ.ʃənz

stowarzyszenie pszczelarzy

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beekeeping equipment (n. U) ˈbiːˌkiː.pər ɪˈkwɪp.mənt
beekeeping equipment (n. U) ˈbiːˌkiː.pər ɪˈkwɪp.mənt

sprzęt pszczelarski

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blackberry, blackberries (n. C) ˈblæk.bər.i, ˈblæk.bər.iz
blackberry, blackberries (n. C) ˈblæk.bər.i, ˈblæk.bər.iz

jeżyna

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borrowing (n. U) ˈbɒrəʊɪŋ
borrowing (n. U) ˈbɒrəʊɪŋ

wypożyczanie

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buckwheat (n. U) ˈbʌk.wiːt
buckwheat (n. U) ˈbʌk.wiːt

gryka

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buckwheat honey (n. U) ˈbʌk.wiːt ˈhʌn.i
buckwheat honey (n. U) ˈbʌk.wiːt ˈhʌn.i

miód gryczany

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crocus (n. C) ˈkrəʊ.kəs, ˈkrəʊ.kəsəs
crocus (n. C) ˈkrəʊ.kəs, ˈkrəʊ.kəsəs

krokus

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cultivated honey plant, cultivated honey plants (n. C) ˈkʌl.tɪ.veɪ.tɪd ˈhʌn.i plɑːnt, ˈkʌl.tɪ.veɪ.tɪd ˈhʌn.i plɑːnts
cultivated honey plant, cultivated honey plants (n. C) ˈkʌl.tɪ.veɪ.tɪd ˈhʌn.i plɑːnt, ˈkʌl.tɪ.veɪ.tɪd ˈhʌn.i plɑːnts

rośliny miododajne uprawne

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dahlia, dahlias (n. C) ˈdeɪ.li.ə, ˈdeɪ.li.əz
dahlia, dahlias (n. C) ˈdeɪ.li.ə, ˈdeɪ.li.əz

dalia

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dandelion (n. C) ˈdæn.dɪ.laɪ.ən, ˈdæn.dɪ.laɪ.ənz
dandelion (n. C) ˈdæn.dɪ.laɪ.ən, ˈdæn.dɪ.laɪ.ənz

mniszek lekarski

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decorative plant, decorative plants (n. C) ˈdek.ər.ə.tɪv plɑːnt, ˈdek.ər.ə.tɪv plɑːnts
decorative plant, decorative plants (n. C) ˈdek.ər.ə.tɪv plɑːnt, ˈdek.ər.ə.tɪv plɑːnts

roślina ozdobna

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distance from the apiary (phrase) ˈdɪs.təns frɒm ðiː ˈeɪ.pi.ə.ri
distance from the apiary (phrase) ˈdɪs.təns frɒm ðiː ˈeɪ.pi.ə.ri

odległość od pasieki

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early spring (n. C or U) early sprɪŋ, early sprɪŋz
early spring (n. C or U) early sprɪŋ, early sprɪŋz

przedwiośnie

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early spring honey flow (n. U) early sprɪŋ ˈhʌn.i fləʊ
early spring honey flow (n. U) early sprɪŋ ˈhʌn.i fləʊ

pożytek wczesnowiosenny

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early summer honey flow (n. U) ˈɜː.li ˈsʌm.ər ˈhʌn.i fləʊ
early summer honey flow (n. U) ˈɜː.li ˈsʌm.ər ˈhʌn.i fləʊ

pożytek wczesnoletni

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expansion of the nest (phrase) ɪkˈspæn.ʃən əv ðiː nest
expansion of the nest (phrase) ɪkˈspæn.ʃən əv ðiː nest

poszerzenie gniazd

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feed need (n. singular or U) fiːd niːd
feed need (n. singular or U) fiːd niːd

potrzeba pokarmowa

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foundation sheets (n. plural) faʊnˈdeɪ.ʃən ʃiːts
foundation sheets (n. plural) faʊnˈdeɪ.ʃən ʃiːts

plastry węzy

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fruit tree eco plantation (n. C) fruːt triː iː.kəʊ- plænˈteɪ.ʃən, fruːt triː iː.kəʊ- plænˈteɪ.ʃənz
fruit tree eco plantation (n. C) fruːt triː iː.kəʊ- plænˈteɪ.ʃən, fruːt triː iː.kəʊ- plænˈteɪ.ʃənz

ekologiczna plantacja drzew owocowych

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fruit tree, fruit trees (n. C) fruːt triː, fruːt triːz
fruit tree, fruit trees (n. C) fruːt triː, fruːt triːz

drzewo owocowe

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green manure, green manures (n. C) ɡriːn məˈnjʊə, ɡriːn məˈnjʊəz
green manure, green manures (n. C) ɡriːn məˈnjʊə, ɡriːn məˈnjʊəz

roślina poplonowa

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hazel (n. C) ˈheɪ.zəl, ˈheɪ.zəlz
hazel (n. C) ˈheɪ.zəl, ˈheɪ.zəlz

leszczyna

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health certificate, health certificates (n. C) helθ səˈtɪf.ɪ.kət, helθ səˈtɪf.ɪ.kəts
health certificate, health certificates (n. C) helθ səˈtɪf.ɪ.kət, helθ səˈtɪf.ɪ.kəts

świadectwo zdrowia

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heath (n. C) hiːθ, hiːθs
heath (n. C) hiːθ, hiːθs

wrzosowisko

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heather, heathers (n. C) ˈheð.ə, ˈheð.əz
heather, heathers (n. C) ˈheð.ə, ˈheð.əz

wrzos

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honey flow base, honey flow bases (n. C) ˈhʌn.i fləʊ beɪs, ˈhʌn.i fləʊ beɪsɪz
honey flow base, honey flow bases (n. C) ˈhʌn.i fləʊ beɪs, ˈhʌn.i fləʊ beɪsɪz

baza pożytkowa

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honey flow continuity (n. U) ˈhʌn.i fləʊ ˌkɒn.tɪˈnjuː.ə.ti
honey flow continuity (n. U) ˈhʌn.i fləʊ ˌkɒn.tɪˈnjuː.ə.ti

ciągłość pożytku

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honey flow used for commodity (n. U) ˈhʌn.i fləʊ juːst fɔːr kəˈmɒd.ə.ti
honey flow used for commodity (n. U) ˈhʌn.i fləʊ juːst fɔːr kəˈmɒd.ə.ti

pożytek towarowy

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honey flow used for development (n. U) ˈhʌn.i fləʊ juːst fɔːr dɪˈvel.əp.mənt
honey flow used for development (n. U) ˈhʌn.i fləʊ juːst fɔːr dɪˈvel.əp.mənt

pożytek rozwojowy

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honey plant acreage (n. c or U) ˈhʌn.i plɑːnt ˈeɪkərɪdʒ, ˈhʌn.i plɑːnt ˈeɪkərɪdʒɪz
honey plant acreage (n. c or U) ˈhʌn.i plɑːnt ˈeɪkərɪdʒ, ˈhʌn.i plɑːnt ˈeɪkərɪdʒɪz

areał roślin miododajnych

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honey shrub (n. C) ˈhʌn.i ʃrʌb, ˈhʌn.i ʃrʌbz
honey shrub (n. C) ˈhʌn.i ʃrʌb, ˈhʌn.i ʃrʌbz

krzew miododajny

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honey super, honey supers (n. C) ˈhʌn.i ˈsuː.pə, ˈhʌn.i ˈsuː.pəz
honey super, honey supers (n. C) ˈhʌn.i ˈsuː.pə, ˈhʌn.i ˈsuː.pəz

nadstawka w ulu

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improvement of honey flow base (phrase) ɪmˈpruːv.mənt əv ˈhʌn.i fləʊ beɪs
improvement of honey flow base (phrase) ɪmˈpruːv.mənt əv ˈhʌn.i fləʊ beɪs

poprawa bazy pożytkowej

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lacy phacelia, lacy phacelias (n. C) ˈleɪ.si fəˈsiːlɪə, ˈleɪ.si fəˈsiːlɪəz
lacy phacelia, lacy phacelias (n. C) ˈleɪ.si fəˈsiːlɪə, ˈleɪ.si fəˈsiːlɪəz

facelia błękitna

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lily (n. C) ˈlɪl.i, ˈlɪl.iz
lily (n. C) ˈlɪl.i, ˈlɪl.iz

lilia

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linden (n. C) ˈlɪn.dən, ˈlɪn.dənz
linden (n. C) ˈlɪn.dən, ˈlɪn.dənz

lipa

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lupine (n. C) ˈluː.pɪn, ˈluː.pɪnz
lupine (n. C) ˈluː.pɪn, ˈluː.pɪnz

łubin

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maple, maples (n. C or U) ˈmeɪ.pəl, ˈmeɪ.pəlz
maple, maples (n. C or U) ˈmeɪ.pəl, ˈmeɪ.pəlz

klon

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means of transport (n. C) miːnz əv ˈtræn.spɔːt
means of transport (n. C) miːnz əv ˈtræn.spɔːt

środek transportu

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mobile beekeeping (n. U) ˈməʊ.baɪl ˈbiːˌkiː.pɪŋ
mobile beekeeping (n. U) ˈməʊ.baɪl ˈbiːˌkiː.pɪŋ

gospodarka wędrowna

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parma violet, parma violets (n. C) ˌpɑː.mə ˈvaɪə.lət, ˌpɑː.mə ˈvaɪə.ləts
parma violet, parma violets (n. C) ˌpɑː.mə ˈvaɪə.lət, ˌpɑː.mə ˈvaɪə.ləts

fiołek wonny

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pasque flower, pasque flowers (n. C) ˈpɑːsk ˌflaʊə, ˈpɑːsk ˌflaʊəz
pasque flower, pasque flowers (n. C) ˈpɑːsk ˌflaʊə, ˈpɑːsk ˌflaʊəz

sasanka

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plant blooming (n. U) plɑːnt ˈbluː.mɪŋ
plant blooming (n. U) plɑːnt ˈbluː.mɪŋ

kwitnienie roślin

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plantation (n. C) plænˈteɪ.ʃən, plænˈteɪ.ʃənz
plantation (n. C) plænˈteɪ.ʃən, plænˈteɪ.ʃənz

plantacja

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planting (n. U) ˈplɑːn.tɪŋ
planting (n. U) ˈplɑːn.tɪŋ

nasadzenie

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pollen honey flow (n. U) ˈpɒl.ən ˈhʌn.i fləʊ
pollen honey flow (n. U) ˈpɒl.ən ˈhʌn.i fləʊ

pożytek pyłkowy

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pollen shortage (n. C) ˈpɒl.ən ˈʃɔː.tɪdʒ, ˈpɒl.ən ˈʃɔː.tɪdʒɪz
pollen shortage (n. C) ˈpɒl.ən ˈʃɔː.tɪdʒ, ˈpɒl.ən ˈʃɔː.tɪdʒɪz

niedobór pyłków

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prevent quakes (phrase) prɪˈvent kweɪks
prevent quakes (phrase) prɪˈvent kweɪks

zapobiegać wstrząsom

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primula, primulas (n. C) ˈprɪm.jə.lə, ˈprɪm.jə.ləz
primula, primulas (n. C) ˈprɪm.jə.lə, ˈprɪm.jə.ləz

prymulka

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production capacity (n. C or U or singular) prəˈdʌk.ʃən kəˈpæs.ə.ti
production capacity (n. C or U or singular) prəˈdʌk.ʃən kəˈpæs.ə.ti

możliwości produkcyjne

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rapeseed plantation (n. C) ˈreɪpˌsiːd plænˈteɪ.ʃən, ˈreɪpˌsiːd plænˈteɪ.ʃənz
rapeseed plantation (n. C) ˈreɪpˌsiːd plænˈteɪ.ʃən, ˈreɪpˌsiːd plænˈteɪ.ʃənz

plantacja rzepaku

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rapeseed, rapeseeds (n. C) ˈreɪpˌsiːd, ˈreɪpˌsiːdz
rapeseed, rapeseeds (n. C) ˈreɪpˌsiːd, ˈreɪpˌsiːdz

rzepak

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renting (n. U) rentɪŋ
renting (n. U) rentɪŋ

wynajem

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rose, roses (n. C) rəʊz, rəʊzɪz
rose, roses (n. C) rəʊz, rəʊzɪz

róża

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rowan, rowans (n. C) ˈrəʊ.ən, ˈrəʊ.ənz
rowan, rowans (n. C) ˈrəʊ.ən, ˈrəʊ.ənz

jarzębina

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snowflake, snowflakes (n. C) ˈsnəʊ.fleɪk, ˈsnəʊ.fleɪkz
snowflake, snowflakes (n. C) ˈsnəʊ.fleɪk, ˈsnəʊ.fleɪkz

śnieżynka

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spring aura (n. C) sprɪŋ ˈɔː.rə, sprɪŋ ˈɔː.rəz
spring aura (n. C) sprɪŋ ˈɔː.rə, sprɪŋ ˈɔː.rəz

wiosenna aura

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spring honey flow (n. U) sprɪŋ ˈhʌn.i fləʊ
spring honey flow (n. U) sprɪŋ ˈhʌn.i fləʊ

pożytek wiosenny

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stationary apiary (n. C) ˈsteɪ.ʃən.ər.i ˈeɪ.pi.ə.ri, ˈsteɪ.ʃən.ər.i ˈeɪ.pi.ə.riz
stationary apiary (n. C) ˈsteɪ.ʃən.ər.i ˈeɪ.pi.ə.ri, ˈsteɪ.ʃən.ər.i ˈeɪ.pi.ə.riz

pasieka stacjonarna

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taking care of an apiary (phrase) teɪkɪŋ keə əv ən ˈeɪ.pi.ə.ri
taking care of an apiary (phrase) teɪkɪŋ keə əv ən ˈeɪ.pi.ə.ri

opiekowanie się pasieką

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threat, threats (n. C) θret, θrets
threat, threats (n. C) θret, θrets

zagrożenie

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transport cost (n. C) ˈtræn.spɔːt kɒst, ˈtræn.spɔːt kɒsts
transport cost (n. C) ˈtræn.spɔːt kɒst, ˈtræn.spɔːt kɒsts

koszt przewozu

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transport of hives (phrase) ˈtræn.spɔːt əv hɑɪvz
transport of hives (phrase) ˈtræn.spɔːt əv hɑɪvz

przewóz uli

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varietal honey (n. U) vəˈraɪ.ə.təl ˈhʌn.i
varietal honey (n. U) vəˈraɪ.ə.təl ˈhʌn.i

miód odmianowy

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weed, weeds (n. C) wiːd, wiːdz
weed, weeds (n. C) wiːd, wiːdz

chwast

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white mustard, white mustards (n. C) waɪt ˈmʌs.təd, waɪt ˈmʌs.tədz
white mustard, white mustards (n. C) waɪt ˈmʌs.təd, waɪt ˈmʌs.tədz

gorczyca biała

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wild honey plant, wild honey plants (n. C) waɪld ˈhʌn.i plɑːnt, waɪld ˈhʌn.i plɑːntz
wild honey plant, wild honey plants (n. C) waɪld ˈhʌn.i plɑːnt, waɪld ˈhʌn.i plɑːntz

roślina miododajna dziko rosnąca

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willow, willows (n. C) ˈwɪl.əʊ, ˈwɪl.əʊz
willow, willows (n. C) ˈwɪl.əʊ, ˈwɪl.əʊz

wierzba

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zinnia, zinnias (n. C) ˈzɪnɪə, ˈzɪnɪəz
zinnia, zinnias (n. C) ˈzɪnɪə, ˈzɪnɪəz

cynia