plant in Czech
plant in Czech is rostlina, sázet, zasadit — plant means a living organism, typically rooted in soil, that makes its own food through photosynthesis — trees, flowers, grasses, and similar life forms.
plant in Czech
What does "plant" mean?
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noun A living organism, typically rooted in soil, that makes its own food through photosynthesis — trees, flowers, grasses, and similar life forms.
"She waters the plants on her balcony every morning."
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noun A factory or other building where an industrial process is carried out.
"The car company opened a new manufacturing plant in the north."
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noun An object or person secretly placed somewhere to deceive people, gather information, or make someone look guilty.
"The drugs found in his bag turned out to be a plant by a rival gang."
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verb To put a seed, seedling, or crop into soil so that it will grow.
"They planted tomatoes and beans in the back garden."
plant in a sentence
- She waters the plants on her balcony every morning.
- The greenhouse is full of tropical plants.
- The car company opened a new manufacturing plant in the north.
- The drugs found in his bag turned out to be a plant by a rival gang.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "plant" in Czech?
"plant" in Czech is rostlina, sázet, zasadit. plant means: A living organism, typically rooted in soil, that makes its own food through photosynthesis — trees, flowers, grasses, and similar life forms.
How do you use "plant" in a sentence?
Example: "She waters the plants on her balcony every morning." In Czech, "plant" is rostlina, sázet, zasadit.
Are there other ways to say "plant" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 3 translations listed for "plant": rostlina, sázet, zasadit.