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Soil
01
sol
the black or brownish substance consisted of organic remains, rock particles, and clay that forms the upper layer of earth where trees or other plants grow
Example
The gardeners enriched the soil with compost to improve plant growth.
Farmers test the soil regularly to ensure it has the necessary nutrients for crops.
The forest floor was covered in a thick layer of fertile soil.
1.1
saleté, tache
The state of being dirty or covered with unclean substances, typically as a result of contact with dirt, grime, or other contaminants
Example
They removed the soil from the couch cushions after the messy party.
She noticed a soil stain on her dress and tried to clean it off.
02
sol, territoire
the geographical area under the jurisdiction of a sovereign state, often referring to land within a country's borders
Example
The refugees sought asylum on friendly soil.
The treaty was signed on neutral soil to ensure fairness.
Diplomatic relations improved once the embassy was built on foreign soil.
to soil
01
souiller, tâcher
to make dirty with a substance, such as mud or dirt
Example
Heavy rain can sometimes soil the pathways in a park.
He was careful not to soil his shoes when walking through the garden.
It is important to clean up any spills quickly to avoid soiling the floor.
1.1
souiller, déféquer sur
to dirty something by defecating on or in it
Example
The infant 's diaper had soiled the bedding during the night.
The dog soiled the carpet, and it had to be thoroughly cleaned.
The bird soiled the windowsill, leaving a mess behind.
Exemple
The gardeners enriched the soil with compost to improve plant growth.
Farmers test the soil regularly to ensure it has the necessary nutrients for crops.
The forest floor was covered in a thick layer of fertile soil.
Heavy rains can cause the soil to erode, affecting crop yields.
She planted the flowers in the rich, dark soil of the garden.
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