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ricefield

(ˈraɪsfiːld)
n
(Agriculture) a field where rice is grown
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ricefield

[ˈraɪsfiːld] Narrozal m
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ricefield

[ˈraɪsfiːld] nrizière frice-growing [ˈraɪsgrəʊɪŋ] adj [area] → rizicole rice paper npapier m de riz rice pudding nriz m au lait rice wine nsaké m
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