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Definition of sprouted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
growthhaving grown new shoots or buds
- The sprouted seeds were ready to plant..
2.
vegetationhaving just emerged from the ground
- The sprouted grass covered the field.
Expressions with sprouted
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bread made from sprouted whole grains
Sprouted bread is made from sprouted whole grains.
Origin of sprouted
English, sprout (to grow) + -ed (past participle)
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Examples of sprouted in a sentence
Sprouted grains are healthier to eat. The sprouted seedlings need careful watering. Sprouted plants appeared after the spring rain.
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- French:germé, ...
- German:gekeimt, ...
- Italian:germogliato, spuntato, ...
- Spanish:germinado, ...
- Portuguese:germinado, ...
- Chinese:发芽的, 萌芽的, ...
- Japanese:発芽した, 新芽の, ...
- Arabic:مُنْبَتّ, نامٍ, ...
- Hebrew:נָבוּט, נָבַט, ...
- Russian:проросший, ...
- Ukrainian:пророслий, ...
- Hindi:अंकुरित, उगी हुई, ...
Definition of sprout - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
germinateintr. begin to grow from a seedintr.
- The seeds will sprout in a few days.
2.
growthintr. produce new leaves or shootsintr.
- The plant began to sprout new leaves.
3.
cookingtr./intr. Rare grow small shoots before eatingtr./intr. Rare
- She likes to sprout beans for salads.
4.
appearintr. Rare emerge or appear suddenlyintr. Rare
- New buildings sprout up overnight.
Noun
1.
cookingUK small green vegetable that looks like a tiny cabbageUK
- She added a sprout to the dish.
2.
gardeningnew growth from a plant
- The bean seeds quickly developed into small sprouts..
3.
foodRare edible germinated seedRare
- He sprinkled sprout on the salad.
Images of sprout
small green vegetable that looks like a tiny cabbage 
new growth from a plant 
edible germinated seed
Expressions with sprout
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appear quickly and in large numbers
New cafes sprout like mushrooms in the city.
appear or grow quickly in many places
New shops sprout up every month in this area.
young shoot of a mung bean used in cooking
Bean sprouts are popular in Asian stir-fries.
small green vegetable resembling a miniature cabbage
She added some Brussels sprouts to the roast for dinner..
young shoot of alfalfa plant used in salads
She added alfalfa sprout to her sandwich for extra crunch.
Origin of sprout
Old English, sprūtan (to sprout)
Examples of sprout in a sentence
The beans will sprout if you water them regularly. Seeds sprout quickly in warm soil. After the rain, mushrooms began to sprout. I sprout lentils to add to my dishes. He decided to sprout seeds for his sandwich. Weeds sprout in the garden after the rain.
Ideas sprout in his mind during meditation. He refused to eat even a single sprout. The sprout was perfectly cooked and seasoned. Tiny sprouts appeared in the garden. The sprouts need plenty of sunlight. She added sprout to her morning smoothie. The chef garnished the dish with fresh sprout.
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- French:germer, chou de Bruxelles, ...
- German:keimen, Rosenkohl, ...
- Italian:germogliare, cavolino di Bruxelles, ...
- Spanish:germinar, repollo de Bruselas, ...
- Portuguese:germinar, couve-de-bruxelas, ...
- Chinese:发芽, 抱子甘蓝, ...
- Japanese:発芽する, 芽キャベツ, ...
- Arabic:نَبَتَ, كُرُنْب صَغِير, ...
- Hebrew:לִנְבּוֹט, נֵבֶט, ...
- Russian:прорастать, брюссельская капуста, ...
- Ukrainian:проростати, брюссельська капуста, ...
- Hindi:अंकुरित होना, ब्रसेल्स स्प्राउट, ...
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