sprout
sprout 英 [spraʊt] 美 [spraʊt]
vi. 发芽；长芽 vt. 使发芽；使萌芽 n. 芽；萌芽；苗芽
进行时:sprouting 过去式:sprouted 过去分词:sprouted 第三人称单数:sprouts 名词复数:sprouts
- A sprout is a small growth on a plant — a little new bud. Other things can sprout too: kids are constantly sprouting (growing).
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- vi. 发芽；长芽
- vt. 使发芽；使萌芽
- n. 芽；萌芽；苗芽
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1. Potatoes sprout twice a year.
马铃薯一年发两次芽。
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2. However, if you want to try this, sprout the seeds.
然而，要是你想试试，记住要用发芽的种子。
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3. The seeds will sprout in 3 days after they are sown.
这类种子种下后3天出芽。
- sprout (n.) "shoot of a plant, sprout; a twig," Old English sprota, from the verb (see sprout (v.)). Cognate with Middle Dutch spruyte, Dutch spruite "a sprout," Old Norse sproti, German Sproß.
- sprout (v.) Old English -sprutan (in asprutan "to sprout"), from Proto-Germanic *sprut- (source also of Old Saxon sprutan, Old Frisian spruta, Middle Dutch spruten, Old High German spriozan, German sprießen "to sprout"), from PIE *spreud-, extended form of root *sper- (4) "to strew" (source also of Greek speirein "to scatter," spora "a scattering, sowing," sperma "sperm, seed," literally "that which is scattered;" Old English spreawlian "to sprawl," sprædan "to spread," spreot "pole;" Armenian sprem "scatter;" Old Lithuanian sprainas "staring, opening wide one's eyes;" Lettish spriežu "I span, I measure"). Related: Sprouted; sprouting.
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