| 词汇 | sprout |
| 释义 | sprout verb uk /spraʊt/ us /spraʊt/ [ I or T ] to produce leaves, hair, or other new developing parts, or (of leaves, hair, and other developing parts) to begin to grow: 发（芽），抽（芽）;长出（毛发等）;（叶、毛发等）生长 It takes about three days for the seeds to sprout.这些种子大概要3天时间才会发芽。 Your hair is sticking up - it looks like you're sprouting horns!你的头发竖起来了——看上去跟长了角似的！ [ I ]informal(alsosprout up) If a large number of things sprout (up), they suddenly appear or begin to exist: 涌现;突然出现 New factories have sprouted up everywhere.新工厂如雨后春笋般地四处涌现。 New growth in plants bud coccygeus collateral colli colliculus collum commissure communis compartment complement system established eye nutrient cycling radicle radicular resprout shoot sucker You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Appearing & disappearing sprout noun[ C ] uk /spraʊt/ us /spraʊt/ a part of a plant that is just beginning to grow苗;新芽;嫩枝 AntiMartina/E+/GettyImages mainly UK a Brussels sprout球芽甘蓝;抱子甘蓝 C Black / robertharding/GettyImages New growth in plants bud coccygeus collateral colli colliculus collum commissure communis compartment complement system established eye nutrient cycling radicle radicular resprout shoot sucker You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Types of vegetable sprout | American Dictionarysprout verb[ I/T ] us/sprɑʊt/ to begin to grow, or to produce new growth: [ I ]Our new seedlings have begun to sprout. sprout noun[ C ] us/sprɑʊt/ a new growth of a plant: a bean sprout Examples of sproutsprout Limited resources should therefore be directed to apical setts and sprouted setts which have the highest yield potential. Both hypotheses predict that red wheats will be more sprout resistant than white wheats. And where scientific approaches tend to narrow down, insisting on procedural and stylistic conformity, performative ones sprout out, cultivating procedural and stylistic originality. The percentages of dead sprouts were highest in the 5- and the 8-y-old sites (35 and 39% respectively). It increased the case definition specificity so that alfalfa sprouts were identified as the food vehicle with relatively few cases. In these three cultivars, therefore, tuber initiation started 19+28 d after emergence of the sprout. Relation between sprouting and initiation expressed relative to end of the storage period and time of harvest. The number of sprouts produced was lower for hollow stumps than intact ones, significantly so for the 1- and 5-y-old sites. The clay contained seeds that would sprout and produce new seeds, so that the volume started greening slowly, but steadily. Seeds and sprouts from the implicated lot were unavailable for testing. They randomly collected seven sprout samples, two seed samples, two spent irrigation water samples, and 11 environmental samples from the sprouter facility. No seed, sprout, or environmental samples were collected from the seed distributor. A test for the resource remobilization hypothesis: tree sprouting using carbohydrates from above-ground parts. A test for the resource remobilisation hypothesis: tree sprouting using carbohydrates from above-ground parts. The bud continues to increase in size while the rest of the sprouting locus becomes brownish as it desiccates. See all examples of sprout These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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