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Definition of planted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
agricultureset in the ground for growth
- The planted seeds sprouted within a week.
2.
ideasdeeply rooted or firmly established
- Her beliefs are deeply planted in her upbringing.
Expressions with planted
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adapt and thrive in your current situation
She decided to bloom where you are planted and found happiness.
make the best of current circumstances
He chose to bloom where planted and found joy in his new job.
thrive in any situation or environment
If you’re transferred again, remember: bloom where you’re planted.
subtly introduced to influence someone
The suggestion was planted in her mind during the meeting.
thrive in your current situation or environment
Despite the setbacks, she decided to bloom where she is planted.
adapt and succeed in your current situation
She learned to flourish where she is planted.
Origin of planted
Old English, plantian (to plant)
Terms with planted included in their meaning
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gardening
planted in soil for growth
tree
palm tree widely planted for its coconuts
agriculture
area planted with orange trees
agriculture
area planted with olive trees
forestry
area with planted trees for commercial use
landscaping
area planted with shrubs
self-sown plant
plant that grows without being planted intentionally
yard border
thick screen formed by closely planted privet bushes
nature
large tree with broad leaves often planted along city streets
environmental feature
shallow depression planted with vegetation to absorb rainwater
agriculture
planted seeds in the ground
agriculture
wheat planted in the fall and harvested in the early summer
wartime gardening
garden planted at home during wartime to increase food production
landscaping
planted to appear as if growing wild
soil conservation
crop planted to prevent soil erosion
evergreen yard
ornamental tree often planted in gardens
landscaping
garden bed planted with nonwoody perennial flowering plants
commemoration
tree planted to commemorate a romantic relationship
garden
onion plant making several bulbs from one planted bulb
agriculture
capable of being planted in a location
horticulture
planted by setting living plants or cuttings
agriculture
having seeds planted again
plantable again
capable of being planted again
environmental protection
strip of trees planted to protect from wind and erosion
Examples of planted in a sentence
Newly planted trees lined the street. The planted ideas were hard to change. His opinions are planted in past experiences.
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- French:planté, implanté, ...
- German:gepflanzt, verwurzelt, ...
- Italian:seminato, radicato, ...
- Spanish:plantado, arraigado, ...
- Portuguese:semeadas, enraizado, ...
- Chinese:种植的, 植根的, ...
- Japanese:植えられた, 根付いている, ...
- Arabic:مَغْروس, مُتَجَذِّر, ...
- Hebrew:שָׁתוּל, מוּשְׁרָשׁ, ...
- Russian:посаженный, укорененный, ...
- Ukrainian:посаджений, вкорінений, ...
- Hindi:रोपा हुआ, गहराई से जड़ित, ...
Definition of plant - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
plantliving organism that grows in the earth
- The plant in the garden is blooming.
2.
industryfactory or place where power is produced
- The new plant will create hundreds of jobs.
3.
equipmentTECH. machinery used in industrial processesTECH.
- The new plant was installed to increase production.
4.
deceptionRare US object placed secretly to incriminate someoneRare US
- They found the plant in his bag.
Verb
1.
gardeningtr./intr. put seeds or plants in the ground to growtr./intr.
- She plans to plant tomatoes in the garden.
2.
positioningtr. place something firmly in a positiontr.
- He planted his feet firmly on the ground.
3.
ideastr. establish something in the mindtr.
- The teacher planted the idea of kindness in her students.
4.
spyingtr. Rare introduce someone secretly to gather informationtr. Rare
- The agency planted an agent in the organization.
Images of plant
living organism that grows in the earth 
factory or place where power is produced
Expressions with plant
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put a plant onto soil or another surface
She will plant on the new seedlings tomorrow.
cause someone to be uncertain or suspicious
Her words planted doubt in his mind about the decision.
transplant seedlings from a pot to a garden
She decided to plant out the tomatoes in the sunny part of the yard.
place a flag in the ground
They plant a flag at the top of the mountain.
put a seed in the ground to grow
She decided to plant a seed in her garden.
put a seed into the ground to grow
Farmers plant the seed in spring.
kiss someone quickly and firmly
He planted a kiss on her forehead before leaving.
give someone a sudden, strong kiss
She ran up and planted one on him.
place feet firmly on the ground
He planted his feet and refused to move.
secretly spread false information
They tried to plant a story about the politician's scandal.
plant that produces beans
The bean plant in the garden is growing fast.
bushy plant producing cotton fibers
The cotton plant thrives in warm climates.
plant adapted to survive with minimal water
Cacti are a common type of desert plant.
ornamental plant used in landscaping
Lavender is often used as a garden plant in landscaping.
plant kept inside buildings for decoration or because it grows well indoors
This indoor plant brightens up my living room.
plant with hollow leaves and edible bulb
The onion plant is essential in many recipes.
substance used to enhance the growth of plants
She sprinkled plant food around the roses to help them thrive.
all forms of plants considered collectively
The plant life in this region includes numerous endemic species.
container for growing or displaying plants indoors or outdoors
She bought a new plant pot for her balcony.
put seeds in soil to grow plants
She loves to plant the seeds in her garden every spring.
plant grown in a container, usually indoors or for decoration
She bought a potted plant for her living room.
facility generating electricity for public or industrial use
The city built a new power plant to meet demand.
tropical tree with glossy leaves used as houseplant
The rubber plant in the living room is thriving.
west African plant known for air purification
Snake plants help improve indoor air quality.
Origin of plant
Latin, planta (sprout, shoot)
Examples of plant in a sentence
The plant requires sunlight to thrive. The chemical plant was shut down for safety. A new power plant is under construction. The plant requires regular maintenance. They invested in a new plant for the factory. The police discovered the plant under the car seat.
A plant was used to frame the suspect. Farmers plant crops in spring. He decided to plant flowers along the path. She planted the sign in the front yard. He planted the pole into the ground securely. She planted the notion of freedom in their minds. He planted doubts about the plan in the team's heads. They decided to plant a mole within the rival team. He was planted in the company to leak secrets.
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- French:plante, planter, ...
- German:Pflanze, pflanzen, ...
- Italian:pianta, piantare, ...
- Spanish:planta, plantar, ...
- Portuguese:planta, plantar, ...
- Chinese:植物, 种植, ...
- Japanese:植物, 植える, ...
- Arabic:نبات, زَرَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:צֶמַח, לִשְׁתּוֹל, ...
- Russian:растение, сажать, ...
- Ukrainian:рослина, садити, ...
- Hindi:पौधा, लगाना, ...
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