weed

1. (transitive)To remove unwanted vegetation from a cultivated area (especially grass).

   I weeded my flower bed.

   jäten

   поло́тьpolótʹ, прополо́тьpropolótʹ

   поло́тиpolóty

2. (figuratively, transitive)To pilfer the best items from a collection.

3. (transitive)To systematically remove materials from a library collection based on a set of criteria.

   We usually weed romance novels that haven't circulated in over a year.

1. Our garden was full of weeds.

   Наш сад заріс бур'янами. — deniko

   ruВ нашем саду было полно сорняков. — Ivanovb

   deUnser Garten war voller Unkraut. — Vortarulo

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2. The garden needs to be weeded.

   Сад треба прополоти. — deniko

   ruСад необходимо прополоть. — fjay69

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3. We have to pull the weeds.

   Нам треба виполоти бур'яни. — ChickenKiev

   ruНам нужно выполоть сорняки. — Selena777

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4. I helped Tom pull weeds in the garden.

   Я допоміг Тому прополоти бур'ян на городі. — deniko

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5. My grandmother was pulling up weeds in her backyard.

   Моя бабця полола бур'яни на задньому подвір'ї. — mutternoise

   ruМоя бабушка пропалывала сорняки на заднем дворе. — mutternoise

   deMeine Oma jätete im Hintergarten Unkraut. — xtofu80

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