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reseed

/ˌriːˈsiːd/

/ˌriˈsid/

Translations

reseedverb

reseeded

Past Simple

reseeded

Past Participle

reseeding

Gerund

/ˌriːˈsiːd/

/ˌriˈsid/

After the heavy rain, we need to reseed the lawn.

После сильного дождя нам нужно пересеять газон.

Additional translations

вновь засеять

Synonyms

sow again

scatter seeds

plant anew

reseednoun

reseeds

/ˌriːˈsiːd/

/ˌriˈsid/

Used mainly in technical contexts to denote an act or process of reseeding, especially of a random-number generator.

reseedverb

To plant seeds again in an area where plants have been removed or have failed to grow.

After the harsh winter, the gardener decided to reseed the lawn to restore its lush appearance.

To naturally spread seeds for the purpose of regrowth, often referring to plants that drop seeds for future growth.

The wildflowers in the meadow reseed themselves each year, ensuring a vibrant display every spring.

To supply new seed data to (a pseudorandom number generator) so as to improve or refresh its randomness.

The operating system reseeds the PRNG with hardware entropy at startup.

reseednoun

An act or instance of reseeding.

The cryptographic module performs a reseed every five minutes to maintain entropy.