bỏ hóa
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Definition
- Verb:
- To leave (land) fallow: To intentionally leave agricultural land uncultivated and unplanted for a period of time to allow the soil to recover its fertility and nutrients.
Usage Examples
- Verb:
- Nông dân quyết định bỏ hóa cánh đồng trong một năm. (The farmer decided to leave the field fallow for a year.)
- Đất đai canh tác liên tục sẽ bạc màu, cần phải bỏ hóa. (Continuously cultivated land will become depleted and needs to be left fallow.)
Advanced Usage
- "bỏ hóa đất": to leave land fallow. This is the most common and complete collocation.
- Chính sách mới khuyến khích nông dân bỏ hóa đất theo chu kỳ. (The new policy encourages farmers to leave land fallow on a cyclical basis.)
Variants and Related Words
- Đất bỏ hóa (noun phrase): fallow land; land that is being left uncultivated.
- Những thửa đất bỏ hóa dần phục hồi độ màu mỡ. (The fallow plots of land gradually recovered their fertility.)
Synonyms
- Bỏ không (đất): to leave (land) unused/idle. (Note: This has a broader meaning and does not necessarily imply the agricultural purpose of soil recovery.)
- Cho nghỉ (đất): to let (land) rest. (A more informal or figurative synonym.)
Notes on Meaning
- The term "bỏ hóa" is specific to agriculture and land management. It describes a deliberate practice, not accidental neglect. The primary goal is soil restoration.
- It is almost exclusively used with words for land, such as (land), (field), or (rice paddy plot).
- Leave (land) fallow
- Đất bỏ hóaFallow land