người trồng cây
/ˈplɑːntə(r)//ˈplæntər/The word "planter" has its roots in the verb "to plant," which comes from the Old French word "planter," meaning "to set in the ground." The earliest known use of "planter" in English was in the 14th century, referring to someone who plants trees or crops. Later, the term evolved to specifically describe a person who cultivates crops, particularly in colonial settings. This is where the association with the Southern United States and the history of slavery arises.
an attractive container to grow a plant in
một thùng chứa hấp dẫn để trồng cây
a person who owns or manages a plantation in a tropical country
người sở hữu hoặc quản lý đồn điền ở một nước nhiệt đới
người trồng chè
a machine that plants seeds, etc.
một máy gieo hạt, v.v.
