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fructify

/ˈfrʌk.tɪ.faɪ/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant produire des fruits ou devenir productif, souvent utilisé au sens botanique ou figuré.

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/ˈfrʌk.tɪ.faɪ/C2formal
  • frVerbe signifiant produire des fruits ou devenir productif, souvent utilisé au sens botanique ou figuré.

A verb meaning to bear fruit or become productive, often used in botanical or figurative contexts.

  1. Become productive or fruitfulC1formal

    To begin to produce fruit, or to become productive or fertile.

    frDevenir productif ou fructueux

    • The orchard will fructify after a few seasons of proper care.
    • With good soil and water, the land will fructify abundantly.
    • The project began to fructify only after years of investment.

    Synonymesflourishfruitproduceprosperthriveyield

    Antonymesbarrensterilizewither

  2. Make productive or fruitfulC1formal

    To cause something to become fruitful, productive, or yield results.

    frRendre productif ou fécond

    • The new fertilizer helped fructify the previously barren fields.
    • Her persistent efforts fructified the business into a success.
    • The program aims to fructify the talents of young artists.

    Synonymesenrichfecundatefertilize

    Antonymesbarrendevastateravagesterilize

  3. Bear fruitC1formal

    To produce actual fruits as part of a plant's life cycle.

    frFructifier

    • The apple tree began to fructify in its third year.
    • These vines will fructify only after a long warm summer.
    • The garden is expected to fructify by late autumn.

    Synonymesbearfruitproducesetyield

Formes
  • fructified past participle
  • fructified past simple
  • fructifying present participle
  • fructifies third person singular
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