seed
seed
si:d
sid
British pronunciation
/siːd/

Definizione e significato di "seed"in inglese

01

seme

a small, hard object produced by a fruit or vegetable that can grow into a new one
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The farmer saved the best seeds from his harvest to use for planting in the next season.
Il contadino ha conservato i migliori semi del suo raccolto da usare per la semina nella prossima stagione.
02

seme

a small living part of a plant that when put in the ground, grows into a new one
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The gardener carefully planted seeds in the fertile soil, eager to watch them grow into vibrant flowers.
Il giardiniere ha piantato con cura i semi nel terreno fertile, impaziente di vederli crescere in fiori vibranti.
03

sperma, seme

the male reproductive fluid containing sperm necessary for conception
example
Esempi
She learned about the role of the seed in the reproductive process during her health class.
Ha imparato il ruolo dello sperma nel processo riproduttivo durante la lezione di salute.
04

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

example
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That small observation planted the seed for a groundbreaking theory.
05

testa di serie, favorito

a strong and highly ranked player in a sports tournamnet
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example
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The top seed in the tennis tournament breezed through the early rounds, showcasing their skill and dominance on the court.
La testa di serie del torneo di tennis ha superato facilmente i primi turni, mostrando la sua abilità e dominanza in campo.
to seed
01

seminare, spargere semi

to spread small plant parts over soil to start their growth
Transitive: to seed a piece of land
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Seeding the meadow with wildflower seeds creates a natural habitat for pollinators.
Seminare il prato con semi di fiori selvatici crea un habitat naturale per gli impollinatori.
02

snocciolare, togliere i semi

to remove the seeds from a fruit or vegetable
Transitive: to seed a fruit or vegetable
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She seeded the pumpkin before roasting it for a holiday treat.
Lei ha semi la zucca prima di arrostirla per un dolce delle feste.
03

testa di serie, posizionare

to arrange the positions of players or teams in a tournament
Transitive: to seed a competitor
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example
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She explained how they seed teams in the playoffs to create balanced matchups.
Lei ha spiegato come dispongono le squadre nei playoff per creare incontri equilibrati.
04

seminare, inoculare

to introduce microorganisms or other substances into a medium or environment
Transitive: to seed a medium or environment
example
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To test the medication, they seeded the sample with fungal spores.
Per testare il farmaco, hanno seminato il campione con spore fungine.
05

seminare, introdurre cristalli

to introduce a crystal or crystalline substance into a material, typically to promote crystallization or condensation
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Transitive: to seed clouds
example
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They used a plane to seed the clouds, hoping for a storm to break the heat.
Hanno usato un aereo per seminare le nuvole, sperando che una tempesta rompesse il caldo.
06

produrre semi, riprodursi per semi

to generate or develop seeds as part of a plant's reproductive process
Intransitive
example
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The farmer waited for the crops to seed before collecting the grains.
L'agricoltore ha aspettato che le colture seminassero prima di raccogliere i grani.
07

avviare, seminare

to help initiate or establish something by providing the necessary resources
Transitive: to seed a venture
example
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They seeded the campaign with early supporters to build momentum before the public launch.
Hanno seminato la campagna con sostenitori precoci per creare slancio prima del lancio pubblico.
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