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sprouted
UK
/ˈspraʊtɪd/
US
/ˈspraʊtɪd/
sprouted along
sprouted along
sprouted up
sprouted up
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sprouted
adjective
UK
/ˈspraʊtɪd/
US
/ˈspraʊtɪd/
germé
Se dit surtout des graines, céréales, légumineuses ou plantes qui ont commencé à germer.
The sprouted seeds were ready to be planted in the garden.
Les graines germées étaient prêtes à être plantées dans le jardin.
Synonyms
nascent
budding
blossoming
burgeoning
shooting
emergent
germinated
sprout
verb
sprouted
Past Simple
sprouted
Past Simple
sprouted
Past Participle
sprouting
Gerund
UK
/spraʊt/
US
/spraʊt/
germer
The seeds sprout quickly in the warm, moist soil.
Les graines germent rapidement dans un sol chaud et humide.
faire germer
Verbe factitif, pour des graines, grains ou légumineuses.
She sprouted beans in a jar on the kitchen windowsill.
Elle a fait germer des haricots dans un bocal sur le rebord de la fenêtre de la cuisine.
Additional translations
surgir
Au sens figuré: apparaître ou se développer soudainement en grand nombre.
pousser
Se dit surtout des plantes et des jeunes pousses.
Synonyms
germinate
emerge
develop
grow
shoot up
spring up
arise
sprout
past participle
sprouted
Participial adjective: ‘sprouted’ meaning ‘having germinated’.
germé
Participe passé employé comme adjectif.
Sprouted lentils are easier to digest.
Les lentilles germées sont plus faciles à digérer.
Synonyms
sprouted
germinated
budded
shooting
emerged
leafed
grown
burgeoned
developed
newly grown
Definitions
sprouted
adjective
Having begun to grow or develop, especially referring to plants or seeds that have started to germinate.
The sprouted seeds were ready to be planted in the garden.
Having small shoots or buds emerging, often used to describe vegetables or grains that have started to grow.
The sprouted grains added a nutritious crunch to the salad.
sprout
verb
To begin to grow; to produce new shoots or buds.
The seeds sprout quickly in the warm, moist soil.
To appear or develop suddenly and in large numbers.
New businesses began to sprout up all over the city.
To cause (a seed, grain, etc.) to germinate or produce shoots.
She sprouted beans in a jar on the kitchen windowsill.
sprout
past participle
(of seeds, grains, etc.) Having germinated and produced shoots.
Sprouted lentils are easier to digest.
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