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preta
[ prey-tuh ]
noun
Hindu Mythology.
- a wandering or disturbed ghost.
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亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of preta1
First recorded in 1810鈥15; from Sanskrit: literally, 鈥済one forth, gone before, dead,鈥 equivalent to prefix pra- 鈥渇orth鈥 + participle ita- 鈥済辞苍别鈥
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Thousands of years ago, the region鈥檚 Indigenous peoples solved this problem by creating 鈥渢erra preta鈥 from table scraps and charcoal and tucking it away in the hostile soil.
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The fact that scientists are finding intact biochar in the Amazon鈥檚 ancient terra preta suggests that it鈥檚 happening.
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Hunter and Preta were separated from him on Tuesday, as they boarded different boats during a rescue operation.
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In the Amazon, ancient people intentionally boosted soils with charcoal, creating terra preta, or 鈥渄ark earth鈥 areas that remain nutrient-rich today.
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Leo's mother Preta says on the surface the work was really appealing for a teenager.
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