germiner
ʒɛʁmine
Definition Conjugation
Definition of germiner - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
idéesRare commencer à se développer ou à naître progressivementRare
- L’idée de partir a germiné lentement pendant l’hiver.
2.
plantesRare commencer à pousser en sortant de la graine ou du bulbeRare
- Les graines de tournesol ont commencé à germiner au printemps.
Origin of germiner
latin, germinare (pousser, germer)
Examples of germiner in a sentence
Une nouvelle théorie a germé chez les chercheurs. Les haricots commencent à germer après quelques jours. Certaines fleurs ne germent qu'au printemps.
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- English:germinate, sprout, ...
- German:keimen, auskeimen, ...
- Italian:germinare, ...
- Spanish:germinar, ...
- Portuguese:germinar, ...
- Chinese:萌生, 发芽, ...
- Japanese:芽生える, 発芽する, ...
- Arabic:تَخَمَّرَ, نبت, ...
- Hebrew:לִנְבּוֹט, לְהוֹצִיא נְבִיטָה, ...
- Russian:зародиться, прорастать, ...
- Ukrainian:зароджуватися, пускати паростки, ...
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