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planted

UK
/ˈplɑːntɪd/
US
/ˈplæntɪd/
plantedpast participle
UK
/ˈplɑːntɪd/
US
/ˈplæntɪd/
Past participle of the verb "plant" functioning as an adjective.
Translations
The poles were planted deep in the ground to support the fence.
Les poteaux étaient plantés profondément dans le sol pour soutenir la clôture.
The freshly planted seedlings need regular watering.
Les jeunes plants fraîchement plantés ont besoin d’un arrosage régulier.
Additional translations
placéSurtout pour un objet ou un dispositif introduit ou disposé discrètement.
Definitions
Fixed or established securely in a particular position or place.
The poles were planted deep in the ground to support the fence.
Deliberately positioned or introduced for a specific purpose, often covertly.
Security discovered a planted device under the car.
Of seeds or young plants: put into soil so that they can grow.
The freshly planted seedlings need regular watering.
Synonyms
established
fixed
rooted
set
sown
plantnoun
Definitions
A living organism of the kind exemplified by trees, shrubs, herbs, grasses, ferns, and mosses, typically growing in a permanent site, absorbing water and inorganic substances through its roots, and synthesizing nutrients in its leaves by photosynthesis using the green pigment chlorophyll.
The garden was full of various types of plants, each adding a unique color and texture to the landscape.
A place where an industrial or manufacturing process takes place.
The new car plant in the city is expected to create thousands of jobs for the local community.
A person placed in a group as a spy or informer.
The detective suspected there was a plant in the organization leaking information to the rival company.
Machinery, tools, and other equipment used for an industrial, manufacturing, or construction activity (usually treated as uncountable).
The company invested heavily in new plant to increase production.
plantverb

planted

Past Simple

planted
Past Simple
planted
Past Participle
planting
ing-form
UK
/plɑːnt/
US
/plænt/
Translations
She decided to plant tomatoes in her garden this spring.
Elle a décidé de planter des tomates dans son jardin ce printemps.
He planted the idea in their minds during the meeting.
Il a implanté l'idée dans leur esprit pendant la réunion.
Additional translations
dissimulerEn cachette, dans le sens de placer discrètement.
fonderDans le sens d'établir une colonie ou une implantation.
Definitions
To place a seed, bulb, or plant in the ground so that it can grow.
She decided to plant tomatoes in her garden this spring.
To establish or set up something firmly.
He planted the idea in their minds during the meeting.
To place something in a particular position, often secretly or with a specific purpose.
The detective planted a microphone in the suspect's office.
To introduce or establish a colony or settlement.
The explorers planted a new settlement on the island.
Synonyms
sow
cultivate
set
install
establish
embed
root
place
Antonyms
uproot
dig up
pull up
remove
dislodge
harvest
expose
reveal
plantadjective
Definitions
Relating to or associated with a factory, industrial process, or heavy machinery.
Strict plant safety regulations were introduced after the accident.
Relating to or characteristic of living plants in a biological or botanical sense.
She specialized in plant pathology and studied diseases that affect crops.
plantproper noun
Definitions
An English surname, most famously borne by the rock singer Robert Plant.
Robert Plant rose to fame as the lead vocalist of Led Zeppelin.
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