| 词汇 | plant |
| 释义 | plant (verb) plant 7 ENTRIES FOUND: plant (noun) plant (verb) pot plant (noun) power plant (noun) rubber plant (noun) sewage treatment plant (noun) spider plant (noun) 1 plant /ˈplænt/ noun plural plants 1 plant /ˈplænt/ noun plural plants Learner's definition of PLANT [count] 1 : a living thing that grows in the ground, usually has leaves or flowers, and needs sun and water to survive植物 a cotton plant棉花株 plant and animal life动植物 — see also houseplant, pot plant 2 a : a building or factory where something is made工厂 an auto plant汽车厂 an ice-cream plant冰激凌厂 — see also power plant b US : the land, buildings, and equipment of an organization房屋；设施 the college's physical plant大学的物理楼 3 a : something that is put in a place to trick or confuse people栽赃物品 He claimed police left the glove at the crime scene as a plant. [=as false evidence to make it look like he committed the crime]他声称警方把手套留在犯罪现场栽赃于他。 b : a person who is put in a place as a spy or for a secret purpose密探；间谍；卧底 The gangsters never suspected that he was a police plant.歹徒从未怀疑他是警方卧底。 — plantlike /ˈplæntˌlaɪk/ adjective [more plantlike; most plantlike] plantlike organisms像植物的有机物 2 plant /ˈplænt/ verb plants; planted; planting 2 plant /ˈplænt/ verb plants; planted; planting Learner's definition of PLANT [+ object] 1 a : to put (a seed, flower, or plant) in the ground to grow栽种；种植 He planted the seeds.他播下了种子。 I planted corn this year.今年我种了玉米。 b : to fill (an area) with seeds, flowers, or plants种满；栽种 I planted the border with roses.我把边缘都栽上了玫瑰。 a field planted with corn种满玉米的田地 2 a : to put or place (something) in the ground（把…）插入地面，埋入地下 She planted stakes in the garden to hold the vines.她在花园里打桩来支撑藤本植物。 b : to put or place (something or yourself) firmly or forcefully on a surface or in a particular position（用力）打击，接触；固定 He planted a punch on the other boxer's nose. [=he punched the other boxer's nose]他朝对方拳击手的鼻子猛击了一下。 She planted a big kiss on his cheek. [=she gave him a big kiss on his cheek]她在他的脸颊上用力吻了一下。 I firmly planted my feet and refused to move.我坚定地站稳脚跟，毫不移动。 He planted himself in front of the TV and stayed there.他站立在电视机前，待在那儿不动。 3 a : to put (someone or something) in a place secretly秘密安插（或放置） Terrorists planted a bomb in the bus station.恐怖分子在公交车站安放了一枚炸弹。 She claims that the police planted the drugs in her car.她声称警方在她车上放毒品栽赃。 The police officers were accused of planting evidence at the scene. [=placing objects at the scene to make someone seem guilty of a crime]这些警察被指控在现场安放物证栽赃。 He was a spy planted in the office by a rival company.他是公司的竞争对手安插在办公室的间谍。 b : to cause (a story, rumor, etc.) to be reported or talked about usually for some secret purpose（通常出于不可告人的目的）发布，散布 Someone planted a rumor saying that he had died.有人造谣说他死了。 They planted a story in the press about her mental problems.他们在媒体上散布有关她精神出问题的事情。 4 : to cause (an idea, feeling, etc.) to be in someone's mind（使思想、情感等）植根于 She planted the first seeds of doubt in my mind.是她最初在我心中埋下了怀疑的种子。 The story planted the idea of starting my own business in my mind. [=the story made me think of starting my own business]这个故事启发了我开始考虑自主创业。 |
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