fructify

1 He puts it, however, in a metaphorical sense, as "the fattening, fructifying river."

2 Daylight saw us on the prairies; not the "bald-headed," to be sure, but the well settled country of the Portage Plains, where industry was already fructifying in trim houses and barns, and orderly, well-kept farms.

3 One day, about a fortnight afterwards, this hope fructified.

4 Therefore, immediately after the outpouring of the Holy Ghost, began the daily increase of the Church through the fructifying influence of the grace of its head.

5 If Juniper is able to fructify its relationship with IBM, it can give a significant boost to its market share.

6 Yet the egg necessarily presupposes a being which formed it, and another that fructified it, so that the mythos is not wholly free from the intermixture of the sexual element.

7 Such men and women possess the characteristics of their own sex fully differentiated, but tinctured and fructified by more than a normal quotum of the characteristics of the other.

8 From these spider-like structures oysters hung down in baskets fructifying in the outlet of the main sewer!

9 In sympathy with earth and heaven, these conspire for his benefit: all helping to fructify and ripen his crops.

10 There were spawned out salmon on the banks, and the air smelled of fish in a marvelous fructifying funk that is the death that brings new life to the river.

11 A man like this bites the buds of all powerful truths, experiences, and fictions, as ants bite the buds from corn-seeds, that they may not fructify, but wither and die and form building materials.

12 Money assumed a new value and function: it became virtually productive, and so today money does fructify.

13 This is one of the most distinctive notes of George Eliot's art, and gives a quickening, fructifying quality to her moral teaching.

14 He may do some injury to the morals of our people, but his reign cannot be of long duration; such is the character of the man, that whatever he says cannot fructify.

15 The soil is darker than coffee grounds, inky, sweet and redolent of fructifying forest funk.

16 When you grow up, your love will bloom and fructify.

人成熟一点，你的爱情便会开花结果。

17 He was a Liberal, and a Free Trader, and a friend of O'Connell, and he had numerous ideas that he hoped would fructify to Ireland's gain, but he never had a real chance.

18 Or rather, it was a productive and fructifying pain.

19 Cowpea crossbreeding has the problem that fructify cation is low according to the traditional method.

豇豆杂交育种按照传统的方法存在坐果率低的问题.

20 These negotiations, which have surged and ebbed over the last half-decade, are not likely to fructify soon.

1 产生成果

fructification

2 施肥

fertilization fertilize

3 结果

subsequent eventual consequential resultant emergent end product result issue event effect growth fruit outcome sequence sake fate ending sequel aftermath offspring consequent corollary upshot outgrowth sequent to go come fare ensue eventuate as a result as a consequence when all is said in bearing in the sequel

4 多产

productive prolific fertile fruitful copious voluminous luxuriant fecund unsterile philoprogenitive fructuous fertilize fecundate teemful demoid pregnant reproductive teeming yielding genial broody plenteous feracious feracity productivity fertility fertilization fecundity polygraphy

5 使肥沃

enrich impregnate fatten

6 使多产

fecundate fertilize

7 使结果实

set fruit

8 施肥于

nourish manure fertilize

9 结果实

fruitbearing fruition fructification set bear fruit produce fruit fructiferous female fructuous prolific fruitage knit carpogenic

10 肥沃

good fat rank productive prolific fruitful fecund fatness enrich impregnate fatten