seed

植物；果实of plants/fruit

1.[c][u]种子；籽the small hard part produced by a plant, from which a new plant can grow

起源beginning

2.[c]起源；起因；萌芽；开端the beginning of a feeling or a development which continues to grow

网球in tennis

3.[c]种子选手one of the best players in a competition. The seeds are given a position in a list to try and make sure that they do not play each other in the early parts of the competition.

go/run to seed

花谢结籽to produce flowers and seeds as well as leaves

土地area of ground

3.[t][usupass]~ sth (with sth)在…播种to plant seeds in an area of ground

网球in tennis

4.[t][usupass]~ sb确定（某人）为种子选手to make sb a seed in a competition

1.【植】〈集合词〉种;种子

2.子孙;苗裔;后裔;种族

3.萌芽;根本;根源

4.颗粒;晶粒

5.(玻璃中的)气泡

6.【生】精液;鱼精;鱼卵;蚝(等的)卵

1.播种

2.结实;结出种子;成熟;脱籽

3.播(种);去...的核;脱...的籽;弄去...的种子

4.催促发育[成长];催化;催促加速

5.用种子花样装饰;把...做成点花底子

6.【体】从(运动员)中挑选种子选手

1.a small hard part produced by a plant that can grow into a new plant of the same type; a seed that you eat or use to give flavor to food; one of the small hard seeds inside a fruit such as an apple or orange. The British word is pip.

2.a player or team that has been given a number that shows how likely they are to win a competition

3.an old word used in the Bible to mean a man’s semen. This word is sometimes used humorously.; an old word used in the Bible to mean all the children, grandchildren, etc. of a particular man

1.to remove the seeds from a plant or fruit

2.to give a player or team a number showing how likely they are to win a competition

3.to put seeds in the ground so that they can grow

4.if a plant seeds, it produces seeds