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

sow¹ v., sowed, sown or sowed, sow•ing.

Agricultureto scatter (seed) over or on (land, etc.), for growth;
plant: [~ + object]to sow seeds on the farm.[~ + object]to sow the farm with seeds.[no object]It was not quite time for sowing.
to introduce, begin, or spread:[~ + object]sowing distrust among his coworkers.

Idioms

Idioms sow one's wild oats, to behave in a reckless way, esp. by having many sexual partners due to youth and immaturity:to sow their wild oats before getting married.

sow the seeds of, [~ + object] to cause (something, esp. something undesirable) to develop:to sow the seeds of hatred.

sow•er, n. [countable]

sow² n. [countable]

Animal Husbandryan adult female pig.

sow¹ v., sowed, sown or sowed, sow•ing.

v.t.

Agricultureto scatter (seed) over land, earth, etc., for growth;
plant.
Agricultureto plant seed for:to sow a crop.
Agricultureto scatter seed over (land, earth, etc.) for the purpose of growth.
to implant, introduce, or promulgate;
seek to propagate or extend;
disseminate:to sow distrust or dissension.
to strew or sprinkle with anything.

v.i.

Agricultureto sow seed, as for the production of a crop.

bef. 900; Middle English sowen, Old English sāwan; cognate with Dutch zaaien, German säen, Old Norse sā, Gothic saian; akin to seed, Latin sēmen seed, serere to sow

sow′a•ble, adj.
sow′er, n.

4.See corresponding entry in Unabridged inject, lodge, circulate.

sow² n.

Animal Husbandryan adult female swine.
Zoologythe adult female of various other animals, as the bear.
Metallurgy
- a large oblong mass of iron that has solidified in the common channel through which the molten metal flows to the smaller channels in which the pigs solidify.
- the common channel itself.
- a basin holding any of certain molten nonferrous metals to be cast.

bef. 900; Middle English sowe, Old English sugu; cognate with German Sau, Old Norse sȳr, Latin sūs, Greek hûs, Tocharian B suwo; see swine

sow′like′, adj.

单词	sowable
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 sow¹ /soʊ/USA pronunciation v., sowed, sown /soʊn/USA pronunciation or sowed, sow•ing. Agricultureto scatter (seed) over or on (land, etc.), for growth; plant: [~ + object]to sow seeds on the farm.[~ + object]to sow the farm with seeds.[no object]It was not quite time for sowing. to introduce, begin, or spread:[~ + object]sowing distrust among his coworkers. Idioms Idioms sow one's wild oats, to behave in a reckless way, esp. by having many sexual partners due to youth and immaturity:to sow their wild oats before getting married. sow the seeds of, [~ + object] to cause (something, esp. something undesirable) to develop:to sow the seeds of hatred. sow•er, n. [countable] sow² /saʊ/USA pronunciation n. [countable] Animal Husbandryan adult female pig. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 sow¹ (sō),USA pronunciation v., sowed, sown or sowed, sow•ing. v.t. Agricultureto scatter (seed) over land, earth, etc., for growth; plant. Agricultureto plant seed for:to sow a crop. Agricultureto scatter seed over (land, earth, etc.) for the purpose of growth. to implant, introduce, or promulgate; seek to propagate or extend; disseminate:to sow distrust or dissension. to strew or sprinkle with anything. v.i. Agricultureto sow seed, as for the production of a crop. bef. 900; Middle English sowen, Old English sāwan; cognate with Dutch zaaien, German säen, Old Norse sā, Gothic saian; akin to seed, Latin sēmen seed, serere to sow sow′a•ble, adj. sow′er, n. 4.See corresponding entry in Unabridged inject, lodge, circulate. sow² (sou),USA pronunciation n. Animal Husbandryan adult female swine. Zoologythe adult female of various other animals, as the bear. Metallurgy a large oblong mass of iron that has solidified in the common channel through which the molten metal flows to the smaller channels in which the pigs solidify. the common channel itself. a basin holding any of certain molten nonferrous metals to be cast. bef. 900; Middle English sowe, Old English sugu; cognate with German Sau, Old Norse sȳr, Latin sūs, Greek hûs, Tocharian B suwo; see swine sow′like′, adj.
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