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hotbed

/ˈhɒt.bed/

Tradução: Substantivo com dois sentidos principais: ambiente ou situação que favorece o rápido crescimento ou desenvolvimento, geralmente de algo negativo; e canteiro de terra aquecido e coberto com vidro, usado na jardinagem para estimular o crescimento das plantas.

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noun

/ˈhɒt.bed/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo com dois sentidos principais: ambiente ou situação que favorece o rápido crescimento ou desenvolvimento, geralmente de algo negativo; e canteiro de terra aquecido e coberto com vidro, usado na jardinagem para estimular o crescimento das plantas.

A noun with two primary meanings: a situation or environment that fosters rapid growth or development, often of something negative; and a heated bed of earth covered with glass, used in gardening to promote plant growth.

  1. Ideal environment for growthC1formal

    A place or situation where something, especially something undesirable, develops rapidly and intensely.

    ptFoco

    • The city was a hotbed of political unrest.
    • The school became a hotbed for new artistic ideas.
    • The region is a hotbed for cybercrime activity.

    Sinônimosbreeding groundhothouseincubatornestseedbed

  2. Heated garden bedC2formalbritish

    A glass-covered bed of soil heated by decomposing manure, used for growing plants early in the season.

    ptCanteiro quente

    • The gardener prepared a hotbed for the seedlings.
    • In the 19th century, hotbeds were common in large estates.
    • The hotbed allowed the farmer to grow vegetables in winter.
Formas
  • hotbeds plural form
  • hotbeds' possessive plural form
  • hotbed's possessive singular form
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