Definition of vegetal in English:

vegetal

adjective ˈvɛdʒɪt(ə)lˈvɛdʒədl

1formal Relating to plants.
a vegetal aroma
Example sentencesExamples
- Analysis of pollens found in excavations suggest that the earliest vegetal species to be cultivated were pulses - wild peas, lentils, and chick peas.
- In addition, there are unpleasant, though mild, vegetal aromas present.
- But there is a rich, firm finish, with a slight vegetal character, which makes for a sophisticated and complex wine.
- Meanwhile, the surface of Mars was hot enough and contained enough carbon dioxide to sustain basic vegetal life such as lichen.
- Wearing masks made of wood, cloth, or vegetal fiber, performers dance in honor of the spirit forces of the particular body of water that runs through their community.
2Embryology
attributive Relating to that pole of the ovum or embryo that contains the less active cytoplasm, and frequently most of the yolk, in the early stages of development.
vegetal cells
the vegetal region
Example sentencesExamples
- When embryos are exposed to UV irradiation on the vegetal hemisphere they are completely ventralized and form no dorsal structures.
- The vegetal yolk cell specifies the position of the shield.

Origin

Late Middle English: from medieval Latin vegetalis, from Latin vegetare 'animate'. sense 2 dates from the early 20th century.

Definition of vegetal in US English:

vegetal

adjectiveˈvejədlˈvɛdʒədl

1formal Relating to plants.
a vegetal aroma
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition, there are unpleasant, though mild, vegetal aromas present.
- Wearing masks made of wood, cloth, or vegetal fiber, performers dance in honor of the spirit forces of the particular body of water that runs through their community.
- But there is a rich, firm finish, with a slight vegetal character, which makes for a sophisticated and complex wine.
- Analysis of pollens found in excavations suggest that the earliest vegetal species to be cultivated were pulses - wild peas, lentils, and chick peas.
- Meanwhile, the surface of Mars was hot enough and contained enough carbon dioxide to sustain basic vegetal life such as lichen.
2Embryology
attributive Relating to that pole of the ovum or embryo that contains the less active cytoplasm, and frequently most of the yolk, in the early stages of development.
vegetal cells
the vegetal region
Example sentencesExamples
- The vegetal yolk cell specifies the position of the shield.
- When embryos are exposed to UV irradiation on the vegetal hemisphere they are completely ventralized and form no dorsal structures.

Origin

Late Middle English: from medieval Latin vegetalis, from Latin vegetare ‘animate’. vegetal (sense 2) dates from the early 20th century.

单词	vegetal
释义	Definition of vegetal in English: vegetal adjective ˈvɛdʒɪt(ə)lˈvɛdʒədl 1formal Relating to plants. a vegetal aroma Example sentencesExamples Analysis of pollens found in excavations suggest that the earliest vegetal species to be cultivated were pulses - wild peas, lentils, and chick peas. In addition, there are unpleasant, though mild, vegetal aromas present. But there is a rich, firm finish, with a slight vegetal character, which makes for a sophisticated and complex wine. Meanwhile, the surface of Mars was hot enough and contained enough carbon dioxide to sustain basic vegetal life such as lichen. Wearing masks made of wood, cloth, or vegetal fiber, performers dance in honor of the spirit forces of the particular body of water that runs through their community. 2Embryology attributive Relating to that pole of the ovum or embryo that contains the less active cytoplasm, and frequently most of the yolk, in the early stages of development. vegetal cells the vegetal region Example sentencesExamples When embryos are exposed to UV irradiation on the vegetal hemisphere they are completely ventralized and form no dorsal structures. The vegetal yolk cell specifies the position of the shield. Origin Late Middle English: from medieval Latin vegetalis, from Latin vegetare 'animate'. sense 2 dates from the early 20th century. Definition of vegetal in US English: vegetal adjectiveˈvejədlˈvɛdʒədl 1formal Relating to plants. a vegetal aroma Example sentencesExamples In addition, there are unpleasant, though mild, vegetal aromas present. Wearing masks made of wood, cloth, or vegetal fiber, performers dance in honor of the spirit forces of the particular body of water that runs through their community. But there is a rich, firm finish, with a slight vegetal character, which makes for a sophisticated and complex wine. Analysis of pollens found in excavations suggest that the earliest vegetal species to be cultivated were pulses - wild peas, lentils, and chick peas. Meanwhile, the surface of Mars was hot enough and contained enough carbon dioxide to sustain basic vegetal life such as lichen. 2Embryology attributive Relating to that pole of the ovum or embryo that contains the less active cytoplasm, and frequently most of the yolk, in the early stages of development. vegetal cells the vegetal region Example sentencesExamples The vegetal yolk cell specifies the position of the shield. When embryos are exposed to UV irradiation on the vegetal hemisphere they are completely ventralized and form no dorsal structures. Origin Late Middle English: from medieval Latin vegetalis, from Latin vegetare ‘animate’. vegetal (sense 2) dates from the early 20th century.
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