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

　

单词	plant
释义	Trends of plant View usage for: plant (plɑːnt, plænt) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense plants, present participle planting, past tense, past participle planted 1. countable noun A plant is a living thing that grows in the earth and has a stem, leaves, and roots. Water each plant as often as required. ...exotic plants. Synonyms: flower, bush, vegetable, herb More Synonyms of plant 2. See also bedding plant, pot plant, rubber plant 3. verb When you plant a seed, plant, or young tree, you put it into the ground so that it will grow there. He says he plans to plant fruit trees and vegetables. [VERB noun] Synonyms: sow, scatter, set out, transplant More Synonyms of plant planting uncountable noun Extensive flooding in the country has delayed planting and many crops are still underwater. 4. verb When someone plants land with a particular type of plant or crop, they put plants, seeds, or young trees into theland to grow them there. They plan to plant the area with grass and trees. [VERB noun + with] Recently much of their energy has gone into planting a large vegetable garden. [VERB noun] ...newly planted fields. [VERB-ed] Synonyms: seed, sow, implant More Synonyms of plant 5. countable noun A plant is a factory or a place where power is produced. ...Ford's British car assembly plants. The plant provides forty per cent of the country's electricity. Synonyms: factory, works, shop, yard More Synonyms of plant 6. uncountable noun Plant is large machinery that is used in industrial processes. ...investment in plant and equipment. 7. verb If you plant something somewhere, you put it there firmly. She planted her feet wide and bent her knees slightly. [VERB noun adverb/preposition] ...with his enormous feet planted heavily apart. [V-ed adv/prep] Synonyms: place, put, set, settle More Synonyms of plant 8. verb To plant something such as a bomb means to hide it somewhere so that it explodes or works there. So far no one has admitted planting the bomb. [VERB noun] Synonyms: hide, put, place, conceal More Synonyms of plant 9. verb [oft passive] If something such as a weapon or drugs is planted on someone, it is put among their possessions or in their house so that they will be wrongly accused of a crime. He claimed that the evidence had been planted to incriminate him. [be VERB-ed] 10. verb If an organization plants someone somewhere, they send that person there so that they can get information or watch someone secretly. Journalists informed police, who planted an undercover detective to trap their target. [VERB noun] 11. verb If you plant a kiss on someone, you give them a kiss. She planted a kiss on each of his leathery cheeks. [VERB noun on noun] 12. verb If you plant an idea in someone's mind, they begin to accept the idea without realizing that it has originally come from you and not from them. He hoped that he could plant the idea in such a way that the manager would believeit was his own. [VERB noun] Phrasal verbs: See plant out More Synonyms of plant plant in British English 1 (plɑːnt) noun 1. any living organism that typically synthesizes its food from inorganic substances, possesses cellulose cell walls, responds slowly and often permanently to a stimulus, lacks specialized sense organs and nervous system, and has no powers of locomotion 2. such an organism that is green, terrestrial, and smaller than a shrub or tree; a herb 3. a cutting, seedling, or similar structure, esp when ready for transplantation 4. informal a thing positioned secretly for discovery by another, esp in order to incriminate an innocent person 5. billiards, snooker a position in which the cue ball can be made to strike an intermediate which then pockets another ball verb (transitive) 6. (often foll by out) to set (seeds, crops, etc) into (ground) to grow 7. to place firmly in position 8. to establish; found 9. to implant in the mind 10. slang to deliver (a blow) 11. informal to position or hide, esp in order to deceive or observe 12. to place (young fish, oysters, spawn, etc) in (a lake, river, etc) in order to stock the water Derived forms plantable (ˈplantable) adjective plantlike (ˈplantˌlike) adjective Word origin Old English, from Latin planta a shoot, cutting plant in British English 2 (plɑːnt) noun 1. a. the land, buildings, and equipment used in carrying on an industrial, business, orother undertaking or service b. (as modifier) plant costs 2. a factory or workshop 3. mobile mechanical equipment for construction, road-making, etc Word origin C20: special use of plant1 plant in American English (plænt; plɑnt) noun 1. any of a kingdom (Plantae) of eukaryotes generally characterized by the ability to carry on photosynthesis in its cells which contain chloroplasts and have cellulose in the cell wall, including all thallophytes and embryophytes 2. a young tree, shrub, or herb, ready to put into other soil for growth to maturity; a slip, cutting, or set 3. an herb, as distinguished from a tree or shrub 4. the tools, machinery, buildings, grounds, etc. of a factory or business 5. the equipment, buildings, etc. of any institution, as a hospital, school, etc. 6. the apparatus or equipment for some particular mechanical operation or process the power plant of a ship 7. Slang a person placed, or thing planned or used, to trick, mislead, or trap verb transitive 8. a. to put into soil, esp. into the ground, to grow b. to set plants in (a piece of ground) 9. to set firmly as into the ground; fix in position 10. to fix in the mind; implant (an idea, etc.) 11. to settle (a colony, colonists, etc.); found; establish 12. to furnish or stock with animals 13. US to put a stock of (oysters, young fish, etc.) in a body of water 14. Slang to deliver (a punch, blow, etc.) with force 15. Slang a. to place (a person or thing) in such a way as to trick, trap, etc. b. to place (an ostensible news item) in a newspaper, etc. with some ulterior motive, as in order to mold public opinion 16. Slang a. to hide or conceal b. to place (something) surreptitiously where it is certain to be found or discovered Derived forms plantlike (ˈplantˌlike) adjective Word origin ME plante < OE < L planta, sprout, twig, prob. back-form. < plantare, to smooth the soil for planting < planta, sole of the foot < IE plat-, var. of base pla-, broad, flat > plain1 plant in Electrical Engineering (plænt) noun (Electrical engineering: Electrical power) A plant is a place that contains electric generators and other equipment for producing electric energy. Diesel or gas-fired engines are the principal types used in electric plants. The utility is a commercial power source that supplies electrical power to specificfacilities from a large central power plant. A plant is a place that contains electric generators and other equipment for producing electricenergy. power plant plant in Accounting (plænt) noun (Accounting: Management) A plant is a factory, or a place where power is produced. About 90 percent of the company's hair-care products come from plants in China. The manufacturing plant was struggling to break even due to high inventories. A plant is a factory, or a place where power is produced. COBUILD Collocations plant hardy plant poisonous plant wild plant woody plant Image of plant © Igor Kovalchuk, shutterstock Examples of 'plant' in a sentence plant These examples have been automatically selected and may contain sensitive content.Read more… Virtually none of the challengers owns a power plant. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Most of us have an exotic plant that will need some protection to get it through the next few months. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Although hardy, young plants can benefit from frost protection for the first few years. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It is the cell walls and plant starch that isn't absorbed by the body. Times, Sunday Times (2017) You can also use large plants such as rubber plants, swiss cheese plants or palms to divide up a space. Times, Sunday Times (2016) This is the most efficient car plant in all Europe, a model for the entire industry globally. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Feed flowering plants with a higher potassium indoor plant food once a week in spring and summer, and foliage plants twice a year in spring and summer. Times, Sunday Times (2016) How many exotic plants can you pack into a quarter of an acre? Times, Sunday Times (2014) Two remnants of the old industrial plant remain. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The ingredient goes from the plant to a factory by truck. The Sun (2011) Pot plants are another very often ignored danger. Standen, Chris Superdog! Action plans that work for a happy and well-behaved pet (1990) The second reason is that they draw the eye away from any immature planting or bare earth. Times, Sunday Times (2012) We were planted firmly in the armchairs of honour and exhorted not to move. James Fergusson KANDAHAR COCKNEY: A Tale of Two Worlds (2004) Last year he pulled out of a consortium to build new nuclear plants. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Young plants are usually purchased from plant nurseries and garden supply centres. Guyton, Anita The Natural Beauty Book - cruelty-free cosmetics to make at home (1991) The activity of this organism inside the plant cells leads to swelling and distorted growth. The Sun (2009) There are great examples of new nuclear plant in place in other countries at verycompetitive prices. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Both the joint ventures are largely assembly plants. Tom Cannon Basic Marketing. Principles and Practice (1986) And vineyards close to airports or power plants also had more evidence of fossils fuels. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Only two of them turned out to be food plants. Radford, Tim & Leggett, Jeremy The Crisis of Life on Earth - our legacy from the second millenium (1990) This fact is used by gardeners who grow plants from cuttings. McCahill, T. A. Biology Basic Facts (1982) The garden includes a conservatory for growing exotic plants. Times, Sunday Times (2014) This cash injection has been won against fierce competition from other car plants worldwide. The Sun (2012) They are large climbing plants so can be tricky indoors. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Its record of construction of new plants is hardly encouraging. Times, Sunday Times (2016) You will not get plant and machinery capital allowances on a garden office. Times, Sunday Times (2006) It is not easy to grow plants in this country. Times, Sunday Times (2007) You'll find a host of exotic plants growing in the grounds. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Quotations What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not been discoveredRalph Waldo EmersonFortune of the Republic Just now the lilac is in bloom, All before my little roomRupert BrookeGrantchester In other languages plant British English: plant /plɑːnt/ NOUN factory A plant is a factory or a place where power is produced. ...car assembly plants. American English: plant site/equipment Arabic: مَصْنَع Brazilian Portuguese: fábrica Chinese: 工厂 Croatian: pogon Czech: továrna Danish: fabrik Dutch: fabriek European Spanish: maquinaria equipos Finnish: tehdas French: usine German: Anlage Fabrik Greek: εργοστασιακή μονάδα Italian: impianto Japanese: 製造工場 site/equipment Korean: 공장 Norwegian: anlegg Polish: fabryka European Portuguese: fábrica Romanian: fabrică Russian: завод Latin American Spanish: planta Swedish: anläggning Thai: โรงงาน Turkish: tesis Ukrainian: завод Vietnamese: nhà máy British English: plant /plɑːnt/ NOUN something that grows in the earth A plant is a living thing that grows in earth and has a stem, leaves, and roots. Water each plant as often as required. American English: plant vegetable organism Arabic: نَبات Brazilian Portuguese: planta Chinese: 植物 Croatian: biljka Czech: rostlina Danish: plante Dutch: plant European Spanish: planta Finnish: kasvi French: plante German: Pflanze Greek: φυτό Italian: pianta Japanese: 植物 vegetable organism Korean: 식물 Norwegian: plante Polish: roślina European Portuguese: planta Romanian: plantă Russian: растение Latin American Spanish: planta Swedish: växt Thai: พืช Turkish: bitki Ukrainian: рослина Vietnamese: cây British English: plant /plɑːnt/ VERB When you plant a seed, plant, or young tree, you put it into earth so that it will grow. He plans to plant fruit trees. American English: plant Arabic: يَزْرَع Brazilian Portuguese: plantar Chinese: 种植 Croatian: posaditi Czech: sázet rostliny Danish: plante Dutch: planten European Spanish: plantar Finnish: istuttaa French: planter German: pflanzen Greek: φυτεύω Italian: piantare Japanese: 植える Korean: 심다 Norwegian: plante Polish: posadzić European Portuguese: plantar Romanian: a planta Russian: сажать Latin American Spanish: plantar Swedish: plantera Thai: ปลูก Turkish: dikmek bitki Ukrainian: саджати Vietnamese: trồng Translate your text for free All related terms of 'plant' air plant an epiphyte , esp an orchid of the large Old World tropical genus Aerides, grown for its white scented flowers spotted with red, purple , or rose , or a bromeliad , esp of the genus Tillandsia bee plant any of various plants much visited by bees for nectar and pollen CAM plant any plant that undergoes a form of photosynthesis known as crassulacean acid metabolism , in which carbon dioxide is taken up only at night gas plant an aromatic white-flowered Eurasian rutaceous plant, Dictamnus albus, that emits a vapour capable of being ignited gum plant any of several American yellow-flowered plants of the genus Grindelia , esp G. robusta , that have sticky flower heads: family Asteraceae ( composites ) ice plant a low-growing plant, Mesembryanthemum (or Cryophytum ) crystallinum, of southern Africa, with fleshy leaves covered with icelike hairs and pink or white rayed flowers: family Aizoaceae pie plant rhubarb plant out When you plant out young plants, you plant them in the ground in the place where they are to be left to grow. plant pot A plant pot is a container that is used for growing plants. pot plant A pot plant is a plant which is grown in a container, especially indoors. tea-plant an evergreen shrub or small tree, Camellia sinensis, of tropical and subtropical Asia, having toothed leathery leaves and white fragrant flowers: family Theaceae coral plant a South American tree, Jatropha multifida , of the spurge family, having showy , scarlet flowers corn plant any of several treelike tropical plants of the genus Draecena , esp. D . fragrans massangeana , widely cultivated as a houseplant hardy plant A plant is a living thing that grows in the earth and has a stem , leaves, and roots . honey plant any of various plants that are particularly useful in providing bees with nectar house plant A house plant is a plant which is grown in a pot indoors. jade plant a thick-leaved plant ( Crassula argentea ) of the orpine family, native to S Africa and Asia musk plant a perennial North American plant ( Mimulus moschatus ) of the figwort family, with yellow tubular flowers and, sometimes , a musky odor pilot plant a small-scale industrial plant in which problems can be identified and solved before the full-scale plant is built plant-based A plant-based diet includes fruit and vegetables but no meat or animal products such as milk and eggs . plant cost the cost to a business of mechanical equipment plant food any substance, such a mixture of nitrates , added to soil or water to increase its productivity plant life all plants, taken as a whole plant louse → aphid plant milk any of several beverages produced from plants such as almond , rice, or soya power plant A power plant is the same as a power station . rock plant any plant that grows on rocks or in rocky ground seed plant any plant that reproduces by means of seeds : a gymnosperm or angiosperm snake plant → sansevieria snow plant a saprophytic plant, Sarcodes sanguinea, of mountain pine forests of W North America, having a fleshy scaly reddish stalk , no leaves, and pendulous scarlet flowers that are often produced before the snow melts : family Monotropaceae soap plant any of various plants some parts of which can be used as soap ; esp., a tall W North American plant ( Chlorogalum pomeridianum ) of the lily family water plant any plant living submerged in water or with only the roots in or under water wild plant A plant is a living thing that grows in the earth and has a stem , leaves, and roots . wind plant a grouping of devices, consisting of a tower , propellers , alternator , generator , and storage batteries , designed to produce electricity by converting the mechanical force of wind on blades or a rotor into electricity woody plant A plant is a living thing that grows in the earth and has a stem , leaves, and roots . zebra plant any plant of the S American perennial genus Calathea , many species of which are grown as greenhouse or house plants for their decorative variegated leaves, esp the zebra plant ( C. zebrina ), the leaves of which are purplish below and dark green with lighter stripes above: family Marantaceae bedding plant A bedding plant is a plant which lasts for one year . It is put in a flower bed before it flowers, and is then removed when it has finished flowering. branch plant a plant or factory in Canada belonging to a company whose headquarters are in another country century plant an agave , Agave americana, native to tropical America but naturalized elsewhere , having very large spiny greyish leaves and greenish flowers on a tall fleshy stalk . It blooms only once in its life , after 10 to 30 years (formerly thought to flower after a century ) compass plant a tall plant, Silphium laciniatum, of central North America , that has yellow flowers and lower leaves that tend to align themselves at right angles to the strongest light, esp in a north-south plane : family Asteraceae ( composites ) cushion plant a type of low-growing plant having many closely spaced short upright shoots , typical of alpine and arctic habitats foliage plant any plant grown chiefly for its attractive leaves grapple plant a herbaceous plant, Harpagophytum procumbens, of southern Africa, whose fruits are covered with large woody barbed hooks : family Pedaliaceae hanging plant a plant that grows downwards or hangs , often from a hanging basket or a high surface heating plant a building or facility containing a boiler or furnace that provides heat to a building or a number of buildings nuclear plant a station or plant where nuclear energy is converted into heat, electricity , etc oyster plant salsify or sea lungwort packing plant an establishment for processing and packing foods, esp. meat, to be sold at wholesale pitcher plant any of various insectivorous plants of the genera Sarracenia , Darlingtonia , Nepenthes , and Cephalotus , having leaves modified to form pitcher-like organs that attract and trap insects, which are then digested plant breeder a botanist concerned with the origin and evolution of plants Chinese translation of 'plant' plant (plɑːnt) n (c) 植物 (zhíwù) (株, zhū) (u) (= machinery) 机(機)器 (jīqì) ⇒ new plant and equipment 新的机器设备 (xīn de jīqì shèbèi) (c) (= factory, power station) 工厂(廠) (gōngchǎng) (个(個), gè) vt [flower, tree, crop etc] 栽种(種) (zāizhòng) [field, garden] 种(種)植 (zhòngzhí) ⇒ Alongside the road was a field planted with maize. 路的两边是种了玉米的田地。 (Lù de liǎng biān shì zhòngle yùmǐ de tiándì.) (= put secretly) [microphone, bomb] 安放 (ānfàng) ⇒ They had planted the bomb beneath the house. 他们在房子下安放了炸弹。 (Tāmen zài fángzi xià ānfàngle zhàdàn.) [incriminating evidence] 栽赃(贓) (zāizāng) ⇒ I'm convinced the evidence was planted in John's flat. 我相信在约翰房里发现的证据是栽赃的。 (Wǒ xiāngxìn zài Yuēhàn fángli fāxiàn de zhèngjù shì zāizāng de.) (= place) [object, kiss] 放置 (fàngzhì) All related terms of 'plant' plant pot 盆栽 pénzāi [ 个(個) gè ] pot plant 盆栽植物 pénzāi zhíwù [ 盆 pén ] the animal/plant kingdom 动(動)/植物王国(國) dòng/zhíwù wángguó to plant or sow a seed ( in ground ) 播种(種) bōzhǒng stick ( of wood ) 枯枝 kūzhī [ 根 gēn ] stick by ( person ) 忠于(於) zhōngyú stick to ( one's word, agreement ) 信守 xìnshǒu stick up ( extend upwards ) 竖(豎)起 shùqǐ stick around 呆在附近 dāi zài fùjìn stick out ( protrude ) 伸出 shēnchū stick together ( people ) 团(團)结(結)一致 tuánjié yīzhì stick up for ( person, idea ) 为(為) ... 辩(辯)护(護) wèi ... biànhù stick with ( person, job ) 忠于(於) zhōngyú (noun) in the sense of flower Definition a living organism that grows in the ground and lacks the power of movement Water each plant as often as required. Synonyms flower bush Trees and bushes grow down to the water's edge. vegetable herb weed shrub 1 (verb) in the sense of sow Definition to set (seeds or crops) into the ground to grow He intends to plant fruit and vegetables. Synonyms sow scatter He began by scattering seed and putting in plants. set out transplant The operation to transplant a kidney is now fairly routine. implant His father had implanted in him an ambition to obtain an education. put in the ground 2 (verb) in the sense of seed They are going to plant the area with grass and trees. Synonyms seed sow Yesterday the field opposite was sown with maize. implant Doctors implanted an artificial heart into the 46-year-old man. 3 (verb) in the sense of place Definition to place firmly in position She planted her feet wide and bent her knees slightly. Synonyms place Chairs were placed in rows for the parents. put She put her bag on the floor. set He took the case out of her hand and set it on the floor. settle Right, that's settled then. fix Fix the photo to the card using double-sided tape 4 (verb) in the sense of hide So far no-one has admitted to planting the trap. Synonyms hide He hid the bicycle in the hawthorn hedge. put place Red meat was placed in the category below this. conceal The device, concealed in a dustbin, was defused by police. 5 (verb) in the sense of place Definition to introduce into someone's mind Sir Eric had evidently planted the idea in her mind. Synonyms place put establish He has established himself as a pivotal figure in US politics. found He founded the Centre for Journalism Studies. fix institute We will institute a number of methods to improve safety. root lodge He has four weeks in which to lodge an appeal. insert He took a key from his pocket and inserted it into the lock. sow the seeds of imbed related words related mania florimania see also subject word lists: See algaeSee FernsSee FlowersSee FungiSee GrassesSee PoisonsSee ShrubsSee Trees subject word lists See parts of plantsSee algae Quotations What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not been discovered [Ralph Waldo Emerson – Fortune of the Republic]Just now the lilac is in bloom, All before my little room [Rupert Brooke – Grantchester] 1 (noun) in the sense of factory Definition a factory or workshop The plant provides forty per cent of the country's electricity. Synonyms factory He owned furniture factories in New York. works shop yard a railway yard mill a textile mill foundry 2 (noun) in the sense of machinery Definition mobile mechanical equipment for construction or road-making Firms may invest in plant and equipment abroad where costs are cheaper. Synonyms machinery Farmers import most of their machinery and materials. equipment Exports of military equipment are banned. gear The boat's steering gear failed. apparatus He was rescued by firefighters wearing breathing apparatus. Additional synonyms in the sense of apparatus Definition a collection of equipment used for a particular purpose He was rescued by firefighters wearing breathing apparatus. Synonyms equipment, machine, tackle, gear, means, materials, device, tools, implements, mechanism, outfit, machinery, appliance, utensils, contraption (informal) in the sense of bush Definition a dense cluster of such shrubs Trees and bushes grow down to the water's edge. Synonyms shrub, plant, hedge, undergrowth, thicket, shrubbery in the sense of conceal Definition to cover and hide The device, concealed in a dustbin, was defused by police. Synonyms hide, bury, stash (informal), secrete, cover, screen, disguise, obscure, camouflage Synonyms of 'plant' plant Explore 'plant' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of equipment Definition a set of tools or devices used for a particular purpose Exports of military equipment are banned. Synonyms apparatus, stock, supplies, material, stuff, tackle, gear, tools, provisions, kit, rig, baggage, paraphernalia, accoutrements, appurtenances, equipage in the sense of establish Definition to become firmly associated with a particular activity or reputation He has established himself as a pivotal figure in US politics. Synonyms secure, form, base, ground, plant, settle, fix, root, implant, entrench, ensconce, put down roots in the sense of fix Definition to attach or place permanently Fix the photo to the card using double-sided tape Synonyms place, join, stick (informal), attach, set, position, couple, plant, link, establish, tie, settle, secure, bind, root, connect, locate, pin, install, anchor, glue, cement, implant, embed, fasten, make fast in the sense of found Definition to lay the foundation of He founded the Centre for Journalism Studies. Synonyms establish, start, set up, begin, create, institute, organize, construct, constitute, originate, endow, inaugurate, bring into being in the sense of gear Definition a mechanism for transmitting motion by gears The boat's steering gear failed. Synonyms mechanism, works, action, gearing, machinery, cogs, cogwheels, gearwheels in the sense of implant Definition to fix firmly in the mind His father had implanted in him an ambition to obtain an education. Synonyms instil, sow, infuse, inculcate, infix in the sense of implant Definition to plant or embed Doctors implanted an artificial heart into the 46-year-old man. Synonyms insert, place, plant, fix, root, sow, graft, embed, ingraft in the sense of insert Definition to place or fit (something) inside something else He took a key from his pocket and inserted it into the lock. Synonyms put, place, set, position, work in, slip, slide, slot, thrust, stick in, wedge, tuck in, load, implant, embed, pop in (informal) in the sense of institute Definition to start or establish We will institute a number of methods to improve safety. Synonyms establish, start, begin, found, launch, set up, introduce, settle, fix, invest, organize, install, pioneer, constitute, initiate, originate, enact, commence, inaugurate, set in motion, bring into being, put into operation in the sense of lodge Definition to bring (a charge or accusation) against someone He has four weeks in which to lodge an appeal. Synonyms register, put, place, set, lay, enter, file, deposit, submit, put on record Additional synonyms in the sense of mill Definition a factory, esp. one which processes raw materials a textile mill Synonyms factory, works, shop, plant, workshop, foundry in the sense of put Definition to cause to be (in a position or place) She put her bag on the floor. Synonyms place, leave, set, position, rest, park (informal), plant, establish, lay, stick (informal), settle, fix, lean, deposit, dump (informal), prop, lay down, put down, situate, set down, stow, bung (informal), plonk (informal) in the sense of root Synonyms become established, set, ground, establish, stick (informal), fix, anchor, moor, implant, embed, entrench, fasten, take root, become settled in the sense of scatter Definition to throw about in various directions He began by scattering seed and putting in plants. Synonyms throw about, spread, sprinkle, strew, broadcast, shower, fling, litter, sow, diffuse, disseminate in the sense of set Definition to put in a specified position or state He took the case out of her hand and set it on the floor. Synonyms put, place, lay, leave, park (informal), position, rest, plant, station, stick (informal), deposit, locate, lodge, situate, plump, plonk in the sense of settle Definition an act of settling Right, that's settled then. Synonyms establish, determine, confirm, fix, appoint, arrange, agree in the sense of transplant Definition to transfer (an organ or tissue) from one part of the body or from one person to another The operation to transplant a kidney is now fairly routine. Synonyms implant, transfer, graft in the sense of yard Definition an enclosed or open area where a particular type of work is done a railway yard Synonyms workshop, works, plant, industrial unit All related terms of 'plant' stick twig, branch, birch, offshoot stick out protrude, stand out, jut out, show, project stick to someone remain faithful, remain true, remain loyal stick at something keep at, continue, persist, see through, persevere in stick something out offer, present, extend, hold out, advance stick to something keep to, persevere in, cleave to stick up for someone defend, support, champion, stand by, uphold
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