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fecundate

/ˈfiː.kʌn.deɪt/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant rendre fertile ou productif ; féconder, en particulier dans un contexte biologique.

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/ˈfiː.kʌn.deɪt/C2formalscientific
  • frVerbe signifiant rendre fertile ou productif ; féconder, en particulier dans un contexte biologique.

A verb meaning to make fertile or productive; to fertilize, especially in a biological context.

  1. To make fertileC1formalscientific

    To enrich or make something productive, especially soil or land.

    frRendre fertile

    • Farmers use natural compost to fecundate the fields.
    • The river's annual flood helps fecundate the surrounding plains.
    • Certain bacteria fecundate the soil by fixing nitrogen.

    Synonymesenrichfertilizeimpregnatenourish

    Antonymesdepleteexhauststerilize

  2. To inseminateC1formalmedical

    To introduce sperm into a female or an egg to cause fertilization.

    frFéconder (inséminer)

    • The veterinarian fecundated the mare using artificial insemination.
    • Bees fecundate flowers by transferring pollen.
    • In vitro techniques can fecundate an egg outside the body.

    Synonymesfertilizeimpregnateinseminate

Formes
  • fecundated past participle
  • fecundated past simple
  • fecundating present participle
  • fecundates third person singular
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