Examples of using Close to the ground in English and their translations into Romanian
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For a construction truck, the Volvo FMX offers a driving position close to the ground.
it is particularly practical for cutting close to the ground or in thick branches without suffering pain due to bending.
it was already too close to the ground.
because the roots are close to the ground.
I would, but with my knees I'm afraid it's too close to the ground for me.
it has formed a suffocating layer close to the ground.
This is due to the fact that the root system of anemones is located close to the ground surface- it dries out,
I always noticed how much more relaxed I get when I'm down on my hands and knees, close to the ground.
They tear off the strips by gripping the side of the grass blade close to the ground and then simply flying straight up.
Fruits and vegetables growing close to the ground, such as strawberries, courgettes, tomatoes,
During winter months, Thermal inversion(a meteorological phenomenon whereby a stable layer of warm air holds down colder air close to the ground) causes high levels of smog
level of protection than IP44 and commonly used when luminaires are close to the ground or require higher protection due to the certain outdoor conditions.
for this reason the swallows fall quite close to the ground, where the main amount of food is located.
It is significant that immediately after that are lying on the ground at least for a short period of time straight crop stalks, close to the ground bent without breaking.
most of these emissions tend to hang and stay close to the ground because of thermal inversion.
may be close to the ground broken, instead of just bending.
If the ground clearance of the rear part of the unladen vehicle does not exceed 55 cm over a width which is not shorter than that of the rear axle by more than 10 cm on either side( excluding any tyre bulging close to the ground).
Closer to the ground?
I want to be closer to the ground.