Pronunciation: /plænt/
noun a living organism that typically grows in soil and has leaves, stems, and roots
A1 I water my plant every day.
A2 She bought a new plant for her living room.
B1 The plant in the garden is growing quickly.
B2 The plant species found in this region are unique.
C1 The botanist studied the plant's genetic makeup.
C2 The conservationist worked to protect endangered plant species.
verb to place or sow (seeds) in the ground to grow
A1 I plant flowers in my garden.
A2 She plants vegetables in her backyard.
B1 The farmer plants crops in the fields every spring.
B2 The landscaper planted trees along the sidewalk.
C1 The conservationist plants native species to restore the ecosystem.
C2 The botanist has planted numerous specimens for research purposes.
formal The botanist carefully studied the structure of the new plant species.
informal I heard that the plant in the office is fake and just for decoration.
slang Let's go check out the new plant shop in town, I heard they have some cool succulents.
figurative Her kindness was like a nurturing plant, growing and spreading positivity wherever she went.
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