reseed
Prononciation : [riːˈsiːd]
Mot
Contexte : « gardening »
(verb) to plant seeds again in an area where plants have already grown. Imagine if you pulled out some flowers, and later you wanted to put new seeds in that same spot.
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After the winter season, I decided to reseed my garden to make it beautiful again.
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I didn't reseed the lawn, so it's still looking very bare and dry.
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When are you going to reseed the patches in your garden?
Contexte : « technology »
(verb) to provide new or renewed access to data, especially in online contexts. It's like giving someone a fresh copy of information that they need again.
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The server is set to reseed the users with the updated files every month.
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The system failed to reseed the data, so we still have the old information.
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When will the system reseed the users with the latest updates?
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