vivero
nursery
The Spanish word 'vivero' translates to 'nursery' in English. In the context of horticulture, a 'vivero' refers to a place where plants and trees are cultivated and sold, similar to a greenhouse or garden centre. Moreover, 'vivero' can also mean a place where young children are taken care of, comparable to the term 'nursery' in English.
Example sentences using: vivero
Voy a comprar un bonsái en el vivero.
I am going to buy a bonsai at the nursery.
In this sentence, 'vivero' is used in the context of a place where plants are grown for sale or for planting elsewhere, typically known as a nursery in English.
El vivero local tiene una gran variedad de flores.
The local nursery has a wide variety of flowers.
This sentence uses 'vivero' to describe a local business, typically a nursery, where a variety of plants such as flowers are sold or grown for later transplantation.
En el vivero trabajan especialistas en botánica.
Botanical specialists work at the nursery.
In this example, 'vivero' is employed in the context of a workplace. It insinuates a nursery where individuals, specifically botanical specialists, work and tend to plants.