英:['si:dkeɪs]
美:['sidˌkeɪs]
英:['si:dkeɪs]
美:['sidˌkeɪs]
seed·case
sid keIs
seekverb
to go to
seek the shade on a sunny day
to go in search of : look for
seek out the guilty person
to try to discover
seek the truth
to ask for : request
seeks advice
to try to acquire or gain : aim at
seeking public office
to make an attempt : try sought to improve my work
seek to find a way
seeingconjunction
in consideration of the fact that
seedyadjective
containing or full of seeds
a seedy fruit
not being in good shape : shabby
seedy clothes
seedlingnoun
a young plant grown from seed
a tree before it becomes a sapling
seedlingnoun
a young plant grown from seed
a tree before it becomes a sapling
seed1 of 2noun
the grains of plants used for sowing
a fertilized ripened ovule of a flowering plant that contains an embryo and is capable of producing a new plantalso: a plant structure (as a spore or small dry fruit) capable of producing a new plant
semenalso: milt
the children of one individual
the seed of David
something from which growth takes place : germ
a competitor who has been seeded in a tournament
the top seed
seed2 of 2verb
to produce or shed seeds
weeds that seed freely
to plant seeds in : sow
seed a lawn with grass
to treat (a cloud) with solid particles to convert water droplets into ice crystals in an attempt to produce rain
to remove seeds from
to rank (a player or team) in a tournament on the basis of previous record
was seeded second in the state tournament
seedyadjective
containing or full of seeds
a seedy fruit
not being in good shape : shabby
seedy clothes
seedernoun
a machine for planting or sowing seeds
seed1 of 2noun
the grains of plants used for sowing
a fertilized ripened ovule of a flowering plant that contains an embryo and is capable of producing a new plantalso: a plant structure (as a spore or small dry fruit) capable of producing a new plant
semenalso: milt
the children of one individual
the seed of David
something from which growth takes place : germ
a competitor who has been seeded in a tournament
the top seed
seed2 of 2verb
to produce or shed seeds
weeds that seed freely
to plant seeds in : sow
seed a lawn with grass
to treat (a cloud) with solid particles to convert water droplets into ice crystals in an attempt to produce rain
to remove seeds from
to rank (a player or team) in a tournament on the basis of previous record
was seeded second in the state tournament
seedcasenoun
a dry hollow fruit (as a pod) that contains seeds
1 Grew says that “when the attire or apices break or open, the globules or dust falls down on the seedcase or uterus, and touches it with a prolific virtue.”