reseed

• Verbe signifiant semer de nouveau des graines, ou, en informatique, réinitialiser un générateur de nombres aléatoires ou un ensemble de données avec une nouvelle graine.

A verb used to indicate the act of planting seeds again, or in computing, to reinitialize a random number generator or data set.

1. Plant seeds againB2formal

   To sow seeds in an area that has already been seeded or where plants have grown, to replenish or renew growth.

   réensemencer

   • After the drought, the farmer had to reseed the entire field.
   • The gardener reseeded the lawn to fill in the bare patches.
   • They reseeded the meadow with wildflowers to attract bees.

   Synonymesreplant

2. Self-sustaining growthC1formal

   To maintain a population or growth of plants through natural seeding without direct human intervention.

   se resemer naturellement

   • This type of grass can reseed itself year after year.
   • The forest reseeds naturally after a fire.
   • The garden is designed to reseed without needing annual planting.

   Synonymesregenerate