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planting

UK
/ˈplɑːntɪŋ/
US
/ˈplæntɪŋ/

Translations

plantingnoun
plantings
pl
UK
/ˈplɑːntɪŋ/
US
/ˈplæntɪŋ/
The planting of the new garden took several hours.
La plantation du nouveau jardin a pris plusieurs heures.
Additional translations
plantationEnsemble de végétaux plantés ensemble, surtout en contexte horticole.
Synonyms
cultivation
sowing
transplanting
seeding
growing
plantingadjective
more planting
Comp.
most planting
Super.
UK
/ˈplɑːntɪŋ/
US
/ˈplæntɪŋ/
Used attributively, e.g., "planting season".
de plantationSe dit surtout d’une saison, d’une période ou de travaux liés à la mise en terre.
Farmers eagerly awaited the warm weather of the planting season.
Les agriculteurs attendaient avec impatience le temps chaud de la saison de plantation.
Synonyms
propagative
transplanting
sowing
sown
plantable
plantverb

planting

Gerund

planted
Past Simple
planted
Past Participle
planting
Gerund
UK
/plɑːnt/
US
/plænt/
He planted the idea in their minds during the meeting.
Il a implanté l'idée dans leur esprit pendant la réunion.
She decided to plant tomatoes in her garden this spring.
Elle a décidé de planter des tomates dans son jardin ce printemps.
Additional translations
dissimulerEn cachette, dans le sens de placer discrètement.
fonderDans le sens d'établir une colonie ou une implantation.
Synonyms
place
root
embed
establish
install
cultivate
set
sow
Antonyms
reveal
expose
harvest
dislodge
remove
pull up
dig up
uproot

Definitions

plantingnoun
The act or process of putting seeds or plants into the ground to grow.
The planting of the new garden took several hours.
A group of plants that have been planted together.
The planting of tulips in the park was a beautiful sight in spring.
plantingadjective
Relating to or intended for the activity of putting seeds or plants in the ground.
Farmers eagerly awaited the warm weather of the planting season.
plantverb
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.
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