seed 的英语意思
seedseed1 /siːd/ noun 
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plants a)[countable, uncountable] a small hard object produced by plants, from which a new plant of the same kind grows植物所产生的坚硬小颗粒，由此可长出同种新植物: 
a packet of sunflower seeds一包葵花籽plant/sow seeds (=put them in the soil)（=将其种入土中） Sow the seeds one inch deep in the soil.将种子播种在土壤中一英寸深处。grow something from seed We grew all our tomatoes from seed.我们所有的西红柿都是从种子开始种植的。 b)[uncountable] a quantity of seeds一定数量的种子（统称，不可数用法）: Some of the poorest farmers don’t have enough money to buy seed.一些最贫穷的农民没有足够的钱购买种子。2in fruit [countable] American English one of the small hard objects in a fruit such as an apple or orange, from which new fruit trees grow苹果、橙子等水果中的小硬颗粒，可由此长出新的果树 SYN pip British English3seeds of something written书面 something that makes a new situation start to grow and develop使新情况开始萌发和发展的事物；起因，萌芽seeds of change/victory The seeds of change in Eastern Europe were beginning to emerge.东欧变革的种子开始萌发。seeds of doubt/disaster/destruction etc (=something which makes a bad feeling or situation develop)（=使不良情绪或局面滋生发展的事物） Something Lucy said began to sow seeds of doubt in his mind.露西说的某句话开始在他心中播下怀疑的种子。4go/run to seed a)if a plant or vegetable goes or runs to seed, it starts producing flowers and seeds as well as leaves（植物或蔬菜）抽薹：开始同时长出花和种子，而不只是叶子 b)if someone or something goes or runs to seed, they become less attractive or good, especially because they are getting old and have not been properly looked after（人或事物）日益荒废：因老化或疏于管护而变得不如从前美观或良好: The old central bus station is going to seed.市中心的旧汽车站正在日益破落。5number one/two/three etc seed [countable] a player or team in a competition that is given a particular position, according to how likely they are to win比赛中按夺冠可能性排定位次的选手或球队；种子选手，种子队: He’s been top seed for the past two years.他连续两年蝉联头号种子选手。6sex [uncountable] biblical《圣经》用语 semen or sperm – often used humorously精液或精子——常用于幽默语境7family [uncountable] biblical《圣经》用语 the group of people who have a particular person as their father, grandfather etc, especially when they form a particular race以某人为父亲、祖父等的族群，尤指构成某一种族时；后裔，子孙COLLOCATIONS词语搭配verbs动词plant/sow seeds (=put them in the soil)· Sow the seeds in trays or pots.· 将种子播种在托盘或花盆里。grow something from seed (=grow a plant from a seed rather than buying it as a small plant)· You can grow most vegetables from seed.· 大多数蔬菜都可以从种子开始种植。seeds germinate (=start to grow)· The seeds should start to germinate after a few days.· 几天后种子应该开始发芽。NOUN + seed名词 + seedflower/sunflower/tomato etc seeds· I bought a packet of poppy seeds.· 我买了一包罂粟籽。grass seed· You can sprinkle grass seed over any gaps in the lawn.· 你可以在草坪的空隙处撒上草籽。
查看全部语言翻译1plants a)[countable, uncountable] a small hard object produced by plants, from which a new plant of the same kind grows植物所产生的坚硬小颗粒，由此可长出同种新植物: a packet of sunflower seeds一包葵花籽plant/sow seeds (=put them in the soil)（=将其种入土中） Sow the seeds one inch deep in the soil.将种子播种在土壤中一英寸深处。grow something from seed We grew all our tomatoes from seed.我们所有的西红柿都是从种子开始种植的。 b)[uncountable] a quantity of seeds一定数量的种子（统称，不可数用法）: Some of the poorest farmers don’t have enough money to buy seed.一些最贫穷的农民没有足够的钱购买种子。2in fruit [countable] American English one of the small hard objects in a fruit such as an apple or orange, from which new fruit trees grow苹果、橙子等水果中的小硬颗粒，可由此长出新的果树 SYN pip British English3seeds of something written书面 something that makes a new situation start to grow and develop使新情况开始萌发和发展的事物；起因，萌芽seeds of change/victory The seeds of change in Eastern Europe were beginning to emerge.东欧变革的种子开始萌发。seeds of doubt/disaster/destruction etc (=something which makes a bad feeling or situation develop)（=使不良情绪或局面滋生发展的事物） Something Lucy said began to sow seeds of doubt in his mind.露西说的某句话开始在他心中播下怀疑的种子。4go/run to seed a)if a plant or vegetable goes or runs to seed, it starts producing flowers and seeds as well as leaves（植物或蔬菜）抽薹：开始同时长出花和种子，而不只是叶子 b)if someone or something goes or runs to seed, they become less attractive or good, especially because they are getting old and have not been properly looked after（人或事物）日益荒废：因老化或疏于管护而变得不如从前美观或良好: The old central bus station is going to seed.市中心的旧汽车站正在日益破落。5number one/two/three etc seed [countable] a player or team in a competition that is given a particular position, according to how likely they are to win比赛中按夺冠可能性排定位次的选手或球队；种子选手，种子队: He’s been top seed for the past two years.他连续两年蝉联头号种子选手。6sex [uncountable] biblical《圣经》用语 semen or sperm – often used humorously精液或精子——常用于幽默语境7family [uncountable] biblical《圣经》用语 the group of people who have a particular person as their father, grandfather etc, especially when they form a particular race以某人为父亲、祖父等的族群，尤指构成某一种族时；后裔，子孙COLLOCATIONS词语搭配verbs动词plant/sow seeds (=put them in the soil)· Sow the seeds in trays or pots.· 将种子播种在托盘或花盆里。grow something from seed (=grow a plant from a seed rather than buying it as a small plant)· You can grow most vegetables from seed.· 大多数蔬菜都可以从种子开始种植。seeds germinate (=start to grow)· The seeds should start to germinate after a few days.· 几天后种子应该开始发芽。NOUN + seed名词 + seedflower/sunflower/tomato etc seeds· I bought a packet of poppy seeds.· 我买了一包罂粟籽。grass seed· You can sprinkle grass seed over any gaps in the lawn.· 你可以在草坪的空隙处撒上草籽。seedseed2 verb 1[transitive] to remove seeds from fruit or vegetables去除水果或蔬菜中的种子；去籽: Add one lime, seeded and sliced.加入一个青柠，去籽后切片。2[transitive] to give a player or team in a competition a particular position, according to how likely they are to win在比赛中按夺冠可能性给选手或球队排定位次；定为种子选手／队be seeded 8th/18th etc Sharapova was seeded fifth at Wimbledon.莎拉波娃在温布尔登获得第五号种子席位。3[transitive] to plant seeds in the ground在地里播种: a newly seeded lawn一片新播草籽的草坪4[intransitive] to produce seeds结籽；产生种子5seed itself if a tree or plant seeds itself, it produces a new plant using its own seeds若树木或植物自播繁殖，则利用自身种子长出新植株GRAMMAR Seed is usually passive when used as a transitive verb.
1[transitive] to remove seeds from fruit or vegetables去除水果或蔬菜中的种子；去籽: Add one lime, seeded and sliced.加入一个青柠，去籽后切片。2[transitive] to give a player or team in a competition a particular position, according to how likely they are to win在比赛中按夺冠可能性给选手或球队排定位次；定为种子选手／队be seeded 8th/18th etc Sharapova was seeded fifth at Wimbledon.莎拉波娃在温布尔登获得第五号种子席位。3[transitive] to plant seeds in the ground在地里播种: a newly seeded lawn一片新播草籽的草坪4[intransitive] to produce seeds结籽；产生种子5seed itself if a tree or plant seeds itself, it produces a new plant using its own seeds若树木或植物自播繁殖，则利用自身种子长出新植株GRAMMAR Seed is usually passive when used as a transitive verb.