seeds
Prononciation : [siːdz]
Contexte : « nature »
(noun) small, usually round or oval objects produced by plants. Seeds are what you plant in the ground to grow new plants. Each seed can become a new tree or flower.
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I planted seeds in my garden, and now I see tiny plants growing.
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I didn't keep any seeds from last year's harvest, so I can't plant anything this spring.
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What kind of seeds should I use to grow tomatoes?
Contexte : « sports »
(noun) a number that shows how good a player or team is in a competition. The best players or teams get a high seed, which means they have a better chance of winning.
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Our team received a number one seed in the tournament, which is a great honor!
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The team was surprised to find out they got a low seed and had to play against a very tough opponent.
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Which team has the highest seed in the playoffs this year?
Contexte : « planting »
(verb) to plant seeds in the ground or to introduce something new. Just like putting seeds into the soil to grow new plants, you can seed ideas in people’s minds.
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I decided to seed my garden with flowers to make it more colorful.
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He didn't seed any new ideas during the meeting, so we stayed stuck in the same plans.
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Did you seed your garden with vegetables this year?