seed
🇺🇸
/siːd/
🇬🇧
/siːd/
noun
B1
A small part from a plant that can grow into a new plant.
Plant the seed in good soil to help it grow.
将种子种在肥沃的土壤中，以帮助它生长。
R
The small hard part inside some fruits.
The apple seed is too hard to eat.
苹果籽太硬了，不能吃。
R
The start of a feeling or idea that grows over time.
The seed of doubt grew in her mind.
怀疑的种子在她心中滋长。
R
A top player in a competition who gets a good position.
The number one seed won the match easily.
一号种子选手轻松赢得了比赛。
R
The fluid from a male that can create a baby.
The seed is needed to make a new life.
精子是创造新生命所必需的。
R
All the children and grandchildren of one man.
The old man's seed spread across the country.
这位老人的子孙遍布全国。
verb
R
To make seeds.
The plant will seed in the fall.
这种植物会在秋天结籽。
R
To grow new plants from its own seeds.
The flower can seed itself in the garden.
这种花可以在花园里自行播种繁殖。
R
To put seeds in the ground to grow plants.
The field was seeded with corn last week.
这块地上周播种了玉米。
R
To give a player a good position in a competition.
She was seeded third in the tennis tournament.
她在网球锦标赛中被列为三号种子。
translation
种子, 果核, 萌芽, 种子选手, 精液, 子孙
结籽, 自播, 播种, 设为种子选手
词形变化
Plural
seeds
Progressive
seeding
Past
seeded
Perfect
seeded
3rd Present
seeds