rice paddy (Meaning)
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rice paddy (n)
an irrigated or flooded field where rice is grown
Synonyms & Antonyms of rice paddy
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rice paddy Sentence Examples
- The lush rice paddies stretched towards the horizon, creating a breathtaking green tapestry.
- Farmers meticulously toiled in the rice paddies, transplanting seedlings by hand.
- The water in the rice paddy glistened under the golden rays of the sun, reflecting the surrounding hills.
- The paddy fields were a sanctuary for wildlife, with frogs croaking and birds nesting among the stalks.
- The sweet scent of ripening rice filled the air as the wind whispered through the paddies.
- Children skipped and played along the embankments of the rice paddies, their laughter echoing through the fields.
- The harvested rice, once a living crop, was now laid out to dry on mats in the paddies.
- The rice paddy was a symbol of perseverance and resilience, feeding generations of families.
- The irrigation system for the rice paddy was carefully designed to ensure an even distribution of water throughout the field.
- The traditional techniques used in the rice paddy were passed down from father to son, preserving a centuries-old farming legacy.
FAQs About the word rice paddy
an irrigated or flooded field where rice is grown
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The lush rice paddies stretched towards the horizon, creating a breathtaking green tapestry.
Farmers meticulously toiled in the rice paddies, transplanting seedlings by hand.
The water in the rice paddy glistened under the golden rays of the sun, reflecting the surrounding hills.
The paddy fields were a sanctuary for wildlife, with frogs croaking and birds nesting among the stalks.
