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seedtime

/ˈsiːd.taɪm/

Traduction: Nom désignant la période de l'année où l'on sème ou plante les graines, ou, au sens figuré, toute période de nouveau développement ou de croissance.

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/ˈsiːd.taɪm/C2formal
  • frNom désignant la période de l'année où l'on sème ou plante les graines, ou, au sens figuré, toute période de nouveau développement ou de croissance.

A noun referring to the period of the year when seeds are sown or planted, or more figuratively, any time of new development or growth.

  1. Planting seasonB2formal

    The period of the year when seeds are sown in the ground for cultivation.

    frSaison des semis

    • Farmers prepare their fields during seedtime.
    • The success of the harvest depends on the weather during seedtime.
    • Seedtime is a busy period for agricultural workers.

    Antonymesharvest

  2. Period of new developmentC1formal

    A metaphorical period marking the beginning or early stages of growth, development, or creation of something.

    frPériode de genèse

    • The early 2000s were a seedtime for modern social media platforms.
    • This project is still in its seedtime, but the potential is enormous.
    • The Renaissance was a seedtime for art and science.

    Synonymesbeginningbirthbuddingdawngenesisinceptioninfancyoriginstart

    Antonymesconclusionculminationendharvestmaturity

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  • seedtimes plural form
  • seedtimes' possessive plural form
  • seedtime's possessive singular form
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