seed
seed
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/siːd/

A(z) „seed” jelentĂ©se Ă©s meghatĂĄrozĂĄsa angolul

01

mag, magvak

a small, hard object produced by a fruit or vegetable that can grow into a new one
seed definition and meaning
Példåk
After the fruit was sliced, she carefully removed the seeds before serving it in a salad.
MiutĂĄn a gyĂŒmölcsöt felszeletelte, gondosan eltĂĄvolĂ­totta a magvakat, mielƑtt salĂĄtĂĄban tĂĄlalta volna.
02

mag, vetƑmag

a small living part of a plant that when put in the ground, grows into a new one
Dialectamerican flagAmerican
seed definition and meaning
Példåk
Some plants, like dandelions, disperse their seeds through the wind, allowing them to spread far and wide.
NövĂ©nyek, pĂ©ldĂĄul a pitypang, szĂ©llel terjesztik magvukat, lehetƑvĂ© tĂ©ve szĂĄmukra, hogy messze Ă©s szĂ©les körben terjedjenek.
03

sperma, mag

the male reproductive fluid containing sperm necessary for conception
Példåk
During the fertility assessment, they analyzed the seed to check for sperm health and concentration.
A termĂ©kenysĂ©gi Ă©rtĂ©kelĂ©s sorĂĄn elemeztĂ©k a spermĂĄt, hogy ellenƑrizzĂ©k a sperma egĂ©szsĂ©gĂ©t Ă©s koncentrĂĄciĂłjĂĄt.
04

something that serves as the initial idea, inspiration, or starting point for later work or development

Példåk
Her travel journal was the seed of a bestselling memoir.
05

kiemelt jåtékos, kedvenc

a strong and highly ranked player in a sports tournamnet
Példåk
The basketball team earned the first seed in the playoffs after finishing the regular season with the best record in the league.
A kosĂĄrlabda-csapat az elsƑ kiemelĂ©st szerezte meg a rĂĄjĂĄtszĂĄsban, miutĂĄn a legjobb ligabeli mutatĂłval zĂĄrta a alapszakaszt.
to seed
01

vet, magot szĂłr

to spread small plant parts over soil to start their growth
Transitive: to seed a piece of land
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Példåk
He seeds the lawn with grass seeds to fill in bare patches and promote healthy growth.
Beveti a pĂĄzsitot fƱmaggal, hogy betöltse a kopasz foltokat Ă©s elƑsegĂ­tse az egĂ©szsĂ©ges növekedĂ©st.
02

magoz, eltĂĄvolĂ­tja a magvakat

to remove the seeds from a fruit or vegetable
Transitive: to seed a fruit or vegetable
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Példåk
They spent the afternoon seeding the pomegranate to extract the ruby-red arils.
Az egész délutånt azzal töltötték, hogy a grånåtalmåból kivették a magvakat, hogy kinyerjék a rubinvörös arilokat.
03

kioszt, kiemel

to arrange the positions of players or teams in a tournament
Transitive: to seed a competitor
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Példåk
The top four teams were seeded to prevent them from meeting until the semifinals.
A nĂ©gy legjobb csapatot kiemeltĂ©k, hogy megakadĂĄlyozzĂĄk talĂĄlkozĂĄsukat az elƑdöntƑig.
04

vet, beolt

to introduce microorganisms or other substances into a medium or environment
Transitive: to seed a medium or environment
Példåk
The lab technician carefully seeded the test tubes to begin the fermentation process.
A laboratóriumi technikus gondosan beoltotta a kémcsöveket a fermentåciós folyamat elindítåsåhoz.
05

bevet, kristĂĄlyokat bevezet

to introduce a crystal or crystalline substance into a material, typically to promote crystallization or condensation
Dialectamerican flagAmerican
Transitive: to seed clouds
Példåk
The meteorologist explained how they seed the atmosphere to increase precipitation.
A meteorológus elmagyaråzta, hogyan oltjåk a légkört a csapadék növelése érdekében.
06

magot termel, maggal szaporodik

to generate or develop seeds as part of a plant's reproductive process
Intransitive
Példåk
After the sunflowers finish blooming, they begin to seed naturally.
A napraforgók virågzåsånak befejezése utån természetesen elkezdenek magot hozni.
07

elindĂ­t, vet

to help initiate or establish something by providing the necessary resources
Transitive: to seed a venture
Példåk
She seeded the project by assigning roles and distributing necessary materials.
Ɛ elindĂ­totta a projektet szerepek kiosztĂĄsĂĄval Ă©s a szĂŒksĂ©ges anyagok szĂ©tosztĂĄsĂĄval.
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