英语词汇“θ21015”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

the world > plants > by growth or development > grow or vegetate [verb (intransitive)] > sprout forth or spring up (25)

growc725

Of a plant: To manifest vigorous life; to put forth foliage, flourish, be green. Also of land: To be verdant, produce vegetation. Often associated…

springOE

Of grass, leaves, branches, etc.: to grow, to sprout; to come up; to come out. Also of a flower: to… intransitive. With from, of (formerly also †o…

upspringc1000

intransitive. Of plants, etc.: To spring up, to grow.

sprouta1200

intransitive. Of a plant or plant part: to shoot forth or spring up by natural growth; to grow, esp. rapidly. Frequently with adverbs (as up, out…

springa1225

Of grass, leaves, branches, etc.: to grow, to sprout; to come up; to come out. Also of a flower: to… intransitive. With up (formerly also †out, †forth…

risea1382

intransitive. Of a plant: to spring up; to grow. Also occasionally with up. Now chiefly with prepositional phrase.

burgeon1382

intransitive. To bud or sprout; to begin to grow.

burgea1387

intransitive. = burgeon, v.

to run upa1393

intransitive. Esp. of a plant: to shoot up; to grow rapidly or vigorously. Now rare.

lance1393

transferred and figurative. Of leaves, fire: To spring, spring forth, shoot up. Of pain: To shoot. Obsolete.

bursta1400

To spring forth, as a plant, shoot, etc. (Usually implying the overcoming of restraint.)

launch1401

transferred. To shoot, sprout. Also, to project.

reke?1440

intransitive. Of plants: to shoot up, grow. rare.

alighta1450

intransitive. To spring forth. Obsolete.

shoot1483

Of a plant, bud, etc.: To emerge from the soil (also with up) or from the stem, etc.; to sprout, grow.

to come up?1523

intransitive. Of a plant, leaves, etc.: to grow from the ground so as to become visible; to emerge visibly.

start1587

In various spec. uses. intransitive. Of a plant, bud, shoot, etc.: to spring up, to begin to emerge. Of a flower: to open. Now rare.

to grow up1611

to grow up v. Of plants: To emerge from the soil, spring up; also, to grow to full size.

to come away1669

intransitive. Of a seedling: to sprout out of the ground. Also of a plant: to grow rapidly.

to break forth1675

To spring or sprout out vigorously. Obsolete.

upshoot1841

intransitive. To spring or grow up.

outgrow1861

intransitive. To grow out, spring forth. Obsolete. rare.

sprinta1878

intransitive. Scottish. Of plants, etc.: to sprout, to shoot. Cf. sprent, v. 5. Obsolete. rare.

break1882

Of buds, flowers, roots, etc.: To sprout out, come forth, burst into flower or leaf, expand.

sprount1890

intransitive. To sprout.

单词	θ21015
释义	the world > plants > by growth or development > grow or vegetate [verb (intransitive)] > sprout forth or spring up (25) growc725 Of a plant: To manifest vigorous life; to put forth foliage, flourish, be green. Also of land: To be verdant, produce vegetation. Often associated… springOE Of grass, leaves, branches, etc.: to grow, to sprout; to come up; to come out. Also of a flower: to… intransitive. With from, of (formerly also †o… upspringc1000 intransitive. Of plants, etc.: To spring up, to grow. sprouta1200 intransitive. Of a plant or plant part: to shoot forth or spring up by natural growth; to grow, esp. rapidly. Frequently with adverbs (as up, out… springa1225 Of grass, leaves, branches, etc.: to grow, to sprout; to come up; to come out. Also of a flower: to… intransitive. With up (formerly also †out, †forth… risea1382 intransitive. Of a plant: to spring up; to grow. Also occasionally with up. Now chiefly with prepositional phrase. burgeon1382 intransitive. To bud or sprout; to begin to grow. burgea1387 intransitive. = burgeon, v. to run upa1393 intransitive. Esp. of a plant: to shoot up; to grow rapidly or vigorously. Now rare. lance1393 transferred and figurative. Of leaves, fire: To spring, spring forth, shoot up. Of pain: To shoot. Obsolete. bursta1400 To spring forth, as a plant, shoot, etc. (Usually implying the overcoming of restraint.) launch1401 transferred. To shoot, sprout. Also, to project. reke?1440 intransitive. Of plants: to shoot up, grow. rare. alighta1450 intransitive. To spring forth. Obsolete. shoot1483 Of a plant, bud, etc.: To emerge from the soil (also with up) or from the stem, etc.; to sprout, grow. to come up?1523 intransitive. Of a plant, leaves, etc.: to grow from the ground so as to become visible; to emerge visibly. start1587 In various spec. uses. intransitive. Of a plant, bud, shoot, etc.: to spring up, to begin to emerge. Of a flower: to open. Now rare. to grow up1611 to grow up v. Of plants: To emerge from the soil, spring up; also, to grow to full size. to come away1669 intransitive. Of a seedling: to sprout out of the ground. Also of a plant: to grow rapidly. to break forth1675 To spring or sprout out vigorously. Obsolete. upshoot1841 intransitive. To spring or grow up. outgrow1861 intransitive. To grow out, spring forth. Obsolete. rare. sprinta1878 intransitive. Scottish. Of plants, etc.: to sprout, to shoot. Cf. sprent, v. 5. Obsolete. rare. break1882 Of buds, flowers, roots, etc.: To sprout out, come forth, burst into flower or leaf, expand. sprount1890 intransitive. To sprout.
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