fecundate
/ˈfiː.kʌn.deɪt/verb
C2formalcommonscientific/ˈfiː.kʌn.deɪt/A verb meaning to make fertile or productive; to fertilize, especially in a biological context.
ruГлагол, означающий делать плодородным или продуктивным; оплодотворять, особенно в биологическом контексте.esVerbo que significa hacer fértil o productivo; fecundar, especialmente en un contexto biológico.frVerbe signifiant rendre fertile ou productif ; féconder, en particulier dans un contexte biologique.deVerb, das bedeutet, etwas fruchtbar oder produktiv zu machen; befruchten, besonders im biologischen Kontext.ptVerbo que significa tornar fértil ou produtivo; fertilizar, especialmente no contexto biológico, e também enriquecer ou tornar mais produtivo em sentido figurado.zh动词,指使肥沃或富有生产力;尤指在生物学语境中使受精。arفعل يعني جعل الشيء خصبًا أو منتجًا؛ إخصاب أو تلقيح، خصوصًا في السياق البيولوجي.
- To make fertile C1 formal scientific
To enrich or make something productive, especially soil or land.
- 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.
ruУдобрятьeshacer fértilfrRendre fertiledeDüngenptFertilizarzh使肥沃arتَخْصيب
Sinônimos: enrichfertilizeimpregnatenourish
- To inseminate C1 formal medical
To introduce sperm into a female or an egg to cause fertilization.
- The veterinarian fecundated the mare using artificial insemination.
- Bees fecundate flowers by transferring pollen.
- In vitro techniques can fecundate an egg outside the body.
ruОплодотворятьesFecundarfrFéconder (inséminer)deBefruchtenptFecundarzh使受精arإخصاب
Sinônimos: fertilizeimpregnateinseminate
- fecundated past participle
- fecundated past simple
- fecundating present participle
- fecundates third person singular