I 1. noun 1) растение; саженец; in plant - растущий; в соку 2) collect. урожай 3) поза, позиция 4) sl. сыщик 5) sl. полицейская засада 2. v. 1) сажать, сеять; засаживать (with); насаждать (сад); Id like to plant vegetables in this half of the garden. Most of the land is planted with wheat. 2) пускать (рыбу) для разведения 3) прочно ставить, устанавливать (in, on); - plant a standard - plant oneself Planting his case on the table, he looked at us expectantly. 4) всаживать, втыкать 5) основывать (колонию и т.п.); заселять; поселять 6) внедрять, насаждать (in) 7) приставить (кого-л., особ. как шпиона) 8) внушать (мысль); Whatever planted that idea in/into your head? 9) наносить удар; ударять с силой; The young fighter planted a blow on his opponents chin that seemed to hurt him. 10) sl. прятать (краденое); 11) coll. подбрасывать; I didnt steal these jewels, theyve been planted on me. 12) sl. подстраивать (махинацию) 13) бросать, покидать - plant on - plant out II noun 1) завод, фабрика; - plant and equipment 2) оборудование, установка; комплект машин 3) агрегат PLANT a standard водрузить знамя; PLANT and equipment econ. основной капитал (в промышленности) PLANT on подсовывать, сбывать PLANT oneself стать, занять позицию; PLANT out высаживать в грунт; When the seeds have grown in their small box, plant them out in the garden. PLANT pathology фитопатология ...
1. растение garden plants —- садовые растения herbaceous plant —- травянистое растение pot plant —- горшечное растение hothouse (warmhouse) plant —- тепличное растение wild plant —- дикорастущее растение summer plant —- яровое растение plant protection —- с-х. защита растений 2. саженец; сеянец; (посаженный) черенок, отводок cabbage plants —- саженцы капусты 3. отпрыск 4. молодой человек; юнец; новичок 5. дубина 6. собир. урожай promising plant of wheat —- многообещающий урожай пшеницы very full plant of swedes —- прекрасный урожай брюквы 7. рост in plant —- растущий, в соку to lose plant —- хиреть, умирать to fail in (to miss) plant —- не прорастать, не давать всходов 8. поза; позиция plant of figures —- расположение фигур to obtain a firm plant on the ground —- прочно стоять на земле 9. подошва (ноги) 10. ам. устричная банка; рыбный садик 11. сл. сыщик, шпик 12. осведомитель, подсаженный в камеру, проникший в организацию и т. п.; "подсадная утка" 13. полицейская засада, ловушка 14. жарг. укрытие, убежище; "хата" 15. склад краденого 16. краденое 17. обман, мошенничество, надувательство; подвох regular plant —- типичное мошенничество (надувательство) to put up a plant on smb. —- надуть кого-л. to be on a plant —- быть обманутым 18. приманка 19. подставное лицо (делающее первую ставку в азартной игре,...
полит. 1. подсадная утка 1) Репортер, задающий заранее согласованный вопрос в ходе пресс-конференции 2) Лицо, внедренное в лагерь политического противника 2. эксклюзивная информация Информация, переданная одному журналисту для публикации в интересах того, кто ее передал ...
1) установка, агрегат 2) капитал 3) растение (патентоспособный объект) 4) рост 5) сажать; устанавливать; внедрять – intellectual plant – pilot plant PLANT сущ. 1) эк. завод, фабрика, предприятие gas-plant — газовый завод manufacturing plant — производственное предприятие They built a large plant to manufacture automobiles. — Они построили большой завод по производству автомобилей. Sierra Pacific is seeking investors to construct a plant and manufacture blocks for the building industry. — "Сьерра Пасифик" ищет инвесторов для строительства завода и производства блоков для строительной промышленности. Syn: "factory, mill See: "plant agreement 2) эк. оборудование, установка, механизм; комплект машин оборудования a manufacturing plant — производственное оборудование the heating plant for a home — оборудование для обогрева дома 3) эк., учет = fixed assets See: "equipment 4) общ. капитал, багаж (знаний и т. п.) PLANT 1. сущ. 1) предприятие; завод, фабрика 2) станция 3) оборудование 4) установка 5) комплект машин 6) амер. здания и оборудование (статья баланса) 7) урожай 8) растение • - assembly plant - by-product coke plant - coking plant - complete plant - computer-controlled plant - cultivated plant - district heating plant - fail in plant - farming plant - garden plants - heat and power plant - high-capacity plant - high-productivity plant - machine-tool plant - meat-packing plant - miss plant - obsolete plant - plant and equipment - plant bargaining - plant capacity - plant design...
n. & v. --n. 1 a any living organism of the kingdom Plantae, usu. containing chlorophyll enabling it to live wholly on inorganic substances and lacking specialized sense organs and the power of voluntary movement. b a small organism of this kind, as distinguished from a shrub or tree. 2 a machinery, fixtures, etc., used in industrial processes. b a factory. 3 colloq. something, esp. incriminating or compromising, positioned or concealed so as to be discovered later. --v.tr. 1 place (a seed, bulb, or growing thing) in the ground so that it may take root and flourish. 2 (often foll. by in, on, etc.) put or fix in position. 3 deposit (young fish, spawn, oysters, etc.) in a river or lake. 4 station (a person etc.), esp. as a spy or source of information. 5 refl. take up a position (planted myself by the door). 6 cause (an idea etc.) to be established esp. in another person's mind. 7 deliver (a blow, kiss, etc.) with a deliberate aim. 8 sl. position or conceal (something incriminating or compromising) for later discovery. 9 a settle or people (a colony etc.). b found or establish (a city, community, etc.). 10 bury. Phrases and idioms plant-louse a small insect that infests plants, esp. an aphis. plant out transfer (a plant) from a pot or frame to the open ground; set out (seedlings) at intervals. Derivatives plantable adj. plantlet n. plantlike adj. Etymology: OE plante & F plante f. L planta sprout, slip, cutting ...
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I. verb Etymology: Middle English, from Old English ~ian, from Late Latin ~are to ~, fix in place, from Latin, to ~, from ~a ~ Date: before 12th century transitive verb 1. a. to put or set in the ground for growth ~ seeds b. to set or sow with seeds or ~s c. im~ 2. a. establish, institute b. colonize, settle c. to place (animals) in a new locality d. to stock with animals 3. a. to place in or on the ground b. to place firmly or forcibly ~ed a hard blow on his chin 4. a. conceal b. to covertly place for discovery, publication, or dissemination intransitive verb to ~ something • ~able adjective II. noun Etymology: Middle English ~e, from Old English, from Latin ~a Date: before 12th century 1. a. a young tree, vine, shrub, or herb ~ed or suitable for ~ing b. any of a kingdom (Plantae) of multicellular eukaryotic mostly photosynthetic organisms typically lacking locomotive movement or obvious nervous or sensory organs and possessing cellulose cell walls 2. a. the land, buildings, machinery, apparatus, and fixtures employed in carrying on a trade or an industrial business b. a factory or workshop for the manufacture of a particular product; also power ~ c. the total facilities available for production or service d. the buildings and other physical equipment of an institution 3. an act of ~ing 4. something or someone ~ed • ~like adjective ...
(plants, planting, planted) Frequency: The word is one of the 700 most common words in English. 1. A plant is a living thing that grows in the earth and has a stem, leaves, and roots. Water each plant as often as required. ...exotic plants. N-COUNT see also bedding plant, pot plant, rubber plant 2. When you plant a seed, plant, or young tree, you put it into the ground so that it will grow there. He says he plans to plant fruit trees and vegetables. VERB: V n • planting Extensive flooding in the country has delayed planting and many crops are still under water. N-UNCOUNT 3. When someone plants land with a particular type of plant or crop, they put plants, seeds, or young trees into the land to grow them there. They plan to plant the area with grass and trees... Recently much of their energy has gone into planting a large vegetable garden. ...newly planted fields. VERB: V n with n, V n, V-ed 4. A plant is a factory or a place where power is produced. ...Ford’s British car assembly plants... The plant provides forty per cent of the country’s electricity. N-COUNT 5. Plant is large machinery that is used in industrial processes. ...investment in plant and equipment. = machinery N-UNCOUNT 6. If you plant something somewhere, you put it there firmly. She planted her feet wide and bent her knees slightly. ...with his enormous feet planted heavily apart. VERB: V n adv/prep, V-ed adv/prep 7. To plant something such as a bomb means to hide it somewhere so that it explodes or works there. So far no one has admitted planting the bomb. VERB: V n 8. If something such as a weapon or drugs is planted on someone, it is put among their possessions or in their house so that they will be wrongly accused of a crime. He claimed that the drugs had been planted to incriminate him. VERB: oft passive, be V-ed 9. If an organization plants someone somewhere, they send that person there so that they can get information or watch someone secretly. Journalists informed police...
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- O.E. plante, from L. planta "sprout, shoot, cutting," perhaps from *plantare "to drive in with the feet, push into the ground with the feet," from planta "sole of the foot." The verb, "put in the ground to grow," is O.E. plantian. Most extended usages are from the verbal sense. Sense of a building "planted" or begun for an industrial process is first attested 1789. Slang meaning "a spy" is first recorded 1812. ...