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plant

/plɑːnt/

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noun

/plɑːnt/A1formal
  • ruЖивое существо, обычно имеющее листья, корни и стебли, которое растёт посредством фотосинтеза.

A noun referring to a living organism that typically has leaves, roots, and stems, and grows by photosynthesis.

  1. A1formal

    A living organism that typically grows in soil, has leaves, stems, and roots, and produces food through photosynthesis.

    ruРастение

    • The plant in the window needs more sunlight.
    • She bought a new house plant for her apartment.
    • Many plants flower in the spring.
  2. Factory or industrial facilityB1formal

    A large building or complex where goods are manufactured or processed.

    ruЗавод

    • The car plant employs thousands of workers.
    • They built a new power plant near the river.
    • The chemical plant was closed due to safety issues.

    Synonymsfactoryfoundryindustrial plantmanufactorymillworkshop

  3. Spy or undercover agentB2informal

    A person placed secretly in an organization to gather information or sabotage.

    ruАгент под прикрытием

    • The company discovered a plant from the competition.
    • He was accused of being a plant sent by the government.
    • The spy novel featured a plant in the enemy organization.

    Synonymsagentassetinfiltratorinformantmoleoperativesleeperspyundercover agent

Forms
  • plants plural form
  • plants' possessive plural form
  • plant's possessive singular form
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verb

/plɑːnt/A2formal
  • ruГлагол, обозначающий действие по помещению семян или растений в почву для роста.

A verb used to indicate the act of putting seeds or plants into the ground to grow.

  1. Put seeds or plants in soilA2formal

    To put seeds or young plants in the ground to grow.

    ruСажают

    • She planted flowers in the garden.
    • Farmers plant crops in spring.
    • We need to plant vegetables in the backyard.

    Synonymsbedbroadcastdibbledrillpotput inscatterseedsetsowtransplant

    Antonymsdig upharvestpull upreapremoveunearthuproot

  2. Establish or foundB2formal

    To establish something firmly, like an idea, organization, or evidence.

    ruЗаложить

    • They planted the idea of starting a new business.
    • The company planted its first factory overseas.
    • He planted doubts in their minds about the plan.

    Synonymsestablishfixfoundimplantinstituterootset upsettlestart

    Antonymsdestroydissolveeliminateeradicateuproot

  3. Place secretlyC1informal

    To hide or place something secretly, often illegally like evidence or drugs.

    ruПодбросить

    • The detective suspected they planted the evidence.
    • Someone planted drugs in his bag at the airport.
    • Police accused him of planting the stolen goods.

    Synonymsburycacheconcealhideplaceputsetstash

Forms
  • planted past participle
  • planted past simple
  • planting present participle
  • plants third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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