edt (A2)
verb
Pronunciation: [ɛdɛt]
Definition
To remove unwanted plants, especially weeds, from an area of ground.
Examples
She spent the afternoon weeding the flower beds.
We need to weed out the weaker plants to give the stronger ones more room.
How to Use edt
- weed out (phrasal verb)
- To remove unwanted or inferior elements from a group or system. — "The coach had to weed out the less committed players."
- weed the garden (collocation)
- To remove unwanted plants (weeds) from a garden. — "He spent Saturday morning weeding the garden."
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