墒情

Mandarin · pinyin shāng qíng

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  1. the state of moisture in the soil (and whether it can support a crop)
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墒
shāng · wet, cultivated land
情
qíng · feeling, sentiment, emotion
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1–2 · shang1 qing2

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soeng1 cing4

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noun

  1. (agriculture) soil moisture content

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