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seeded
- IPA[ˈsēdəd]
美式
- (of a plant or fruit) having a seed or seeds of a specified kind or number；(of land or an area of ground) having been sown with seed
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形容詞
- 1. (of a plant or fruit) having a seed or seeds of a specified kind or number a single-seeded fruit
- ▪ (of land or an area of ground) having been sown with seed seeded lawns
- ▪ (of a flower) having seeds of a specified tincture.
- 2. (of a fruit or vegetable) having had the seeds removed seeded, chopped tomatoes
- 3. given the status of seed in a sports tournament Italy is one of the eight seeded teams
- the unit of reproduction of a flowering plant, capable of developing into another such plant: cut open the peppers and remove the seeds seed capsules
- sow (land) with seeds: the shoreline is seeded with a special grass
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- a flowering plant's unit of reproduction, capable of developing into another such plant: cut open the peppers and remove the seeds seed capsules
- sow (land) with seeds: the shoreline is seeded with a special grass
Oxford American Dictionary
- good-quality corn kept for seed.
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- another term for pteridosperm
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- the seeds from which grass develops: this is probably your last chance to sow grass seed planting grass seeds is both economical and easy
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- a basket for holding seed, used when sowing by hand.
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- a plant that produces seeds, as opposed to one that produces spores. the economic importance of seed plants cannot be overemphasized as they are our main source of food
Oxford American Dictionary
- a genetically engineered seed that produces a plant whose own seeds are sterile: they insist that terminator seeds would only be used for nonfood crops
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- (of a plant or fruit) having a seed or seeds of a specified kind or number: a single-seeded fruit
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