a. 幼芽的, 胚种的
[医] 胚的, 生发的
n. seventh month of the Revolutionary calendar (March and April); the month of buds
s. containing seeds of later development
1. Many, in fact, would not have germinated had they not received a bapti of fire.
实际上 如果没有接受火灾的洗礼 它们中很多都不会萌芽
2. Within only a decade, vegetation began to germinate in the ruined city.
仅十年内 在这座衰败的城市里 植物开始生长
3. other legs drill through the germinating holes on the seed itself until the nut finally cracks.
蟹足从萌芽孔中钻通过去 直到椰子裂开
4. Plant seeds have survived the most extreme climates imaginable, only to germinate years, even centuries later.
植物种子能 在最极端的气候下生存 数年甚至数百年后才发芽生长
5. It starts as a seed which gets sewn into trays and then the trays get put into nursery beds in the paddy fields to germinate.
最开始将种子铺在一块块托盘上固定 然后将托盘放入稻田的苗床中育苗
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