SEED CORN - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. seed [Am sid, Brit siːd] SUBST

1.1. seed C:

seed (of plant)

semilla f

seed (of plant)

simiente f liter

seed (of orange, grape) Am

pepita f

seed (of orange, grape) Am

semilla f

sunflower seeds

semillas fpl de girasol

sunflower seeds

pipas fpl Esp

1.2. seed U (collectively):

seed

semillas fpl

seed

simiente f

I grew these tomatoes from seed

estos tomates los planté en almácigo

the plant is in seed

la planta ha granado

to go or run to seed wörtl plant:

granar

(deteriorate) you've run to seed since you stopped jogging

te has abandonado desde que dejaste de hacer footing

a great actor gone to seed

un gran actor en decadencia

seed potatoes

papas fpl de siembra

seed potatoes

patatas fpl de siembra Esp

2. seed (origins):

seed C often pl

germen m

seed C often pl

semilla f

the seeds of the rebellion

el germen or la semilla de la revuelta

to sow the seeds of doubt

sembrar (el germen de) la duda

3. seed C SPORT:

seed

cabeza mf de serie

seed

sembrado m / sembrada f Méx

the first/second seed

el primer/segundo cabeza de serie

the first/second seed

el clasificado número uno/dos para el torneo

the first/second seed

el sembrado en primer/segundo lugar Méx

4.1. seed liter U (sperm):

seed

simiente f liter

4.2. seed liter (offspring, descendants):

seed C or U + Sg or pl Verb

progenie f liter

seed C or U + Sg or pl Verb

descendencia f

II. seed [Am sid, Brit siːd] VERB trans

1.1. seed (sow with seeds):

to seed sth with sth

sembrar algo de algo

to seed a field with barley

sembrar un campo de cebada

1.2. seed (remove seeds from):

seed fruit

quitarle las pepitas a

seed fruit

quitarle las semillas a

1.3. seed METEO:

seed cloud

bombardear

2. seed SPORT usu pass:

a seeded player

un jugador cabeza de serie

a seeded player

un sembrado Méx

III. seed [Am sid, Brit siːd] VERB intr

1. seed (form seeds):

seed plant:

granar

2. seed (plant seeds):

seed

sembrar

sow² [Am saʊ, Brit saʊ] SUBST

1. sow:

sow LANDW, ZOOL

cerda f

sow LANDW, ZOOL

puerca f

2.1. sow (block of iron):

sow

galápago m

2.2. sow (channel):

sow

canal m

I. sow¹ <Past sowed, Past Part sowed or sown> [Am soʊ, Brit səʊ] VERB trans

1. sow (plant):

sow seeds/barley/field

sembrar

to sow a field with wheat

sembrar un campo de trigo

to sow (the seeds of) discord/hatred

sembrar la discordia/el odio

to sow (the seeds of) doubt in sb's mind

sembrar (la semilla de) la duda en alguien

2. sow mines:

sow

plantar

sow

poner

to sow a field with mines

sembrar un campo de minas

II. sow¹ <Past sowed, Past Part sowed or sown> [Am soʊ, Brit səʊ] VERB intr

sow

sembrar

as you sow, so shall you reap Sprichw BIBL

lo que siembres cosecharás

Corn

Corn → Cornwall

Cornwall [Am ˈkɔrnˌwɔl, ˈkɔrnˌwəl, Brit ˈkɔːnwəl] SUBST

Cornwall

Cornualles m

corn¹ [Am kɔrn, Brit kɔːn] SUBST U

1. corn (cereal crop):

corn (in general)

grano m

corn Am (maize)

maíz m

corn Brit (wheat)

trigo m

corn (oats)

in Scotland and Ireland

corn (oats)

avena f

2. corn (foodstuff):

corn

maíz m

corn

choclo m AmS

corn on the cob

mazorca f (de maíz)

corn on the cob

choclo m AmS

corn on the cob

elote m Méx

corn on the cob attr oil/syrup

de maíz

3. corn (hackneyed sentiments):

corn ugs

sensiblería f

corn ugs

cursilería f

Corn Belt Info

Corn Belt

Son los estados de la región central de EEUU (American Midwest), especialmente Iowa, Illinois e Indiana, donde se cultiva la mayor parte del maíz del país.

corn² [Am kɔrn, Brit kɔːn] SUBST (on toe)

corn

callo m

to tread on sb's corns Brit

poner el dedo en la llaga

attr corn plaster

emplasto m para callos

im PONS Wörterbuch

seed corn SUBST

1. seed corn BOT:

seed corn

trigo m de siembra

2. seed corn übtr:

seed corn

capital m simiente

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. seed [si:d] SUBST

1. seed BOT (source):

seed

semilla f

seed of fruit

pepita f

seed of fruit

pepa f LatAm

2. seed kein Pl (seeds):

seed

simiente f

3. seed (beginning):

seed

germen m

seed of revolution

semilla f

to sow the seeds of doubt/discord

sembrar la duda/la discordia

4. seed kein Pl ANAT:

seed

semen m

II. seed [si:d] VERB trans

1. seed LANDW:

seed

sembrar

to seed itself a plant

desgranarse

2. seed (help start):

seed

contribuir a la puesta en marcha

to seed a project with money

aportar capital a un proyecto

3. seed (remove seeds):

seed

despepitar

4. seed SPORT:

seed

preseleccionar

III. seed [si:d] VERB intr

seed

granar

corn¹ [kɔ:n, Am kɔ:rn] SUBST kein Pl

1. corn Brit (cereal):

corn

cereal m

2. corn Am (maize):

corn

maíz m

corn

choclo m AmS

corn

abatí m Arg

corn on the cob

mazorca f de maíz

3. corn Am ugs (something trite):

corn

sensiblería f

corn² [kɔ:n, Am kɔ:rn] SUBST

corn MED:

corn

callo m

Wendungen:

to tread on sb's corns

herir los sentimientos de alguien

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. seed [sid] SUBST

1. seed BOT (source):

seed

semilla f

seed of fruit

pepita f

seed of fruit

pepa f LatAm

2. seed (seeds):

seed

simiente f

3. seed (beginning):

seed

germen m

seed of revolution

semilla f

to sow the seeds of doubt/discord

sembrar la duda/la discordia

4. seed ANAT:

seed

semen m

II. seed [sid] VERB trans

1. seed LANDW:

seed

sembrar

to seed itself a plant

desgranarse

2. seed (help start):

seed

contribuir a la puesta en marcha

to seed a project with money

aportar capital a un proyecto

3. seed (remove seeds):

seed

despepitar

4. seed SPORT:

seed

en rondas eliminatorias, colocar a los competidores por orden de fuerza de tal forma que los mejores se enfrenten en las últimas rondas

III. seed [sid] VERB intr

seed

granar

corn¹ [kɔrn] SUBST

1. corn (crop):

corn

maíz m

corn

choclo m AmS

corn

abatí m Arg

corn on the cob

mazorca f de maíz

2. corn sl (something trite):

corn

sensiblería f

corn² [kɔrn] SUBST

corn MED:

corn

callo m

Wendungen:

to tread on sb's corns

herir los sentimientos de alguien

Present

I	seed
you	seed
he/she/it	seeds
we	seed
you	seed
they	seed

Past

I	seeded
you	seeded
he/she/it	seeded
we	seeded
you	seeded
they	seeded

Present Perfect

I	have	seeded
you	have	seeded
he/she/it	has	seeded
we	have	seeded
you	have	seeded
they	have	seeded

Past Perfect

I	had	seeded
you	had	seeded
he/she/it	had	seeded
we	had	seeded
you	had	seeded
they	had	seeded

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

Why seed oats if you can seed corn?

www.producer.com

There goes the future seed corn for growth.

www.moneymorning.com.au

In the early 1960s, seed corn companies began to use male sterile cytoplasm so that they could eliminate the previous need for hand detassling to save both money and time.

en.wikipedia.org

And savings, the seed corn of future prosperity, remain in woefully short supply.

www.theage.com.au

This would be symbolically drenched in water and kept over the winter until its grain was mixed with the seed corn in the spring to ensure a successful harvest.

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