sprouted

• Describe algo que ha comenzado a crecer o desarrollarse, usado principalmente para plantas o ideas.

Describes something that has begun to grow or develop, typically used for plants or ideas.

1. Having begun to growB1formal

   Describes something that has started to grow or develop, especially from a seed or bud.

   brotado

   • The sprouted seeds were ready to be planted in the garden.
   • She added sprouted beans to the salad for extra nutrition.
   • The sprouted leaves appeared after the first rain.

   Sinónimosdeveloped

   Antónimosdormantundeveloped

• Verbo que indica el comienzo del crecimiento o desarrollo de una planta, especialmente a partir de una semilla o yema; también puede referirse a surgir o aparecer algo nuevo.

A verb used to indicate the act of beginning to grow or develop, especially from a seed or bud.

1. Germinate or begin to growB1formal

   To start to grow or produce new shoots, buds, or leaves.

   Brotar o germinar

   • The seeds sprouted after a few days of rain.
   • New leaves are sprouting on the old tree.
   • The potatoes began to sprout in the dark cupboard.

   Sinónimosbudburgeondevelopemergegerminategrowshootvegetate

   Antónimosdeclinedieshrivelwiltwither

2. Develop or appear suddenlyB2informal

   To appear or develop quickly or unexpectedly.

   aparecer o surgir de repente

   • New businesses are sprouting up all over the city.
   • Hair started to sprout on his chin.
   • Ideas sprouted in her mind during the brainstorming session.

   Sinónimosappearariseburgeoncrop upemergemushroomspring upsurface