plant

la planta

noun

plant
[plɑːnt]
sustantivo
1planta (f) (living thing)
  • plant life -> flora (f)
2maquinaria (f) (industria) (equipment); fábrica (f) planta (f) (factory)
  • plant ->
  • hire ->
  • leasing -> alquiler (m) de equipo (británicoor Estados Unidos)
  • plant maintenance -> mantenimiento (m) de la planta
verbo transitivo
3plantar (tree, flower); sembrar (crops, field); colocar (bomb)
  • to plant an idea in somebody's mind -> inculcar una idea a alguien
  • to plant something on somebody (familiar) -> endosar algo a alguien

plant [’plænt][plant]
sustantivo
1Planta, nombre genérico de todo vegetal.
2Planta, se llama así particularmente toda mata o hierba.
3Planta, el asiento del pie.
4Planta, plantel, instalación completa de maquinaria, herramientas, edificios, etc., necesarios para alguna empresa mecánica.
  • Plant-food -> lo que sirve para fomentar el crecimiento de las plantas
  • Plant-louse -> pulgón, cualquier insecto áfido
  • A perennial plant -> una planta perenne, la que vive más de dos años
  • Plant pot -> maceta
1Plantar, meter en la tierra el vástago de un árbol o de otra planta para que vegete y crezca.
2Colocar, poner, sentar una cosa fijamente.
3Plantar, clavar en la tierra una cosa.
4Plantar, fundar, establecer, engendrar.
5Adornar un lugar poniendo plantas en él.
  • To plant a cannon -> sentar, colocar un cañón
  • Plant out -> trasplantar
va.

plant [plɑːnt]
noun
1 (Bot) planta; (f)
water each plant as often as required I had to root up all the plants and burn them tomatoes are sub-tropical plants originating from Central and South America dragonflies lay their eggs within aquatic plants it's estimated that more than five million species of plants and animals live there bedding: bedding plant rubber: rubber plant
2 (no pl) (machinery) maquinaria; (f) (fixed) instalaciones; (f)
they have invested nearly £1 billion in new plant and equipment the heating plant
heavy plant maquinaria pesada; (f)
a factory where heavy plant is being shunted about a firm dealing in heavy plant manufacture
3 (factory) fábrica; (f) planta; (f) (power station) planta; (f) central; (f)
the brick and tile Works and the cement plant were going full blast an active group at British Leyland's Cowley plant the plant provides forty per cent of the country's electricity chemical: chemical plant nuclear: nuclear (power) plant sewage: sewage treatment plant steel: steel plant
4 (informal) (misleading evidence)
it's a plant esto es una trampa para incriminarnos
the device was a plant meant to trap him
5 (informal) (infiltrator) infiltradoainfiltrada;a infiltrada (m) (f) espía; (m)
one of them must be a plant, but which one? he could be a deliberate Iraqi plant with misinformation designed to expose US agents trying to check on his story
verb:transitive
1 (Bot) [+tree, flower, crop] plantar; [+seed, garden, field] sembrar
he says he plans to plant fruit trees and vegetables gardeners all over the country will be planting flower seeds this weekend the people needed all their strength to plant crops for the new harvest I'd better go and see if the gardener has planted those cabbages newly planted fields they have been planting a vegetable garden
to plant sth with sthwith sembrar algo de algo
the field is planted with wheat el campo está sembrado de trigo; they plan to plant the area with grass and trees tienen pensado plantar la zona de árboles y poner césped
a border planted with lupins a valley planted with mixed deciduous trees alongside the road was a field planted with maize he has planted his vineyards with the French grapes Pinot Noir and Chardonnay following one year planted with tobacco it will for three years be planted with grass
2 (put)
he stood with his feet planted apart se quedó de pie con los pies separados
he planted himself right in her pathhimself se le plantó en el camino; (informal) se plantó en mitad de su camino; (informal)
to plant an idea in sb's mindidea meter a algn una idea en la cabeza
to plant a kiss on sb's cheekkiss plantar un beso en la mejilla a algn; (informal)
she planted a punch right on his nosepunch le plantó un puñetazo en la nariz; (informal)
she planted her feet wide and bent her knees slightly she planted a kiss on each of his leathery cheeks "hello," she said, turning her head so David could plant a kiss on her cheek he hoped that he could plant the idea in such a way that Abramov would believe it was his own he planted his chair next to hers
3 (furtively) [+bomb, evidence] colocar; poner; [+informer, spy] poner; infiltrar
they had planted the bomb beneath the house so far no one has admitted planting the bomb they had planted a microphone in my desk I'm convinced the evidence was planted in John's flat perhaps she's been planted to catch me journalists informed police, who planted an undercover detective to trap Smith the CIA had planted its agents and informers in all the strategic areas
to plant sth on sb colocar algo a algn para incriminarle
to plant a revolver on sb he claimed the police had planted the drugs on him he always protested his innocence and claimed that the drugs had been planted to incriminate him
verb:intransitive
plantar
she crossed the room and planted herself in front of him to plant o.s. in the middle of the road she planted herself in front of the window I strode to the bench and planted myself in front of it he spread his legs apart a little to plant himself more solidly on the ground she planted herself between them, putting an end to the argument
modifier
plant breeders produce hundreds of thousands of new tomato varieties every year he runs a plant hire business firm the company deals in plant hire [the] plant kingdom these are the species that are taking over in the plant kingdom
plant life (n) vida vegetal; (f) las plantas
the forest is well worth a visit because of its unique plant life researchers now are studying animal and plant life beneath Antarctica's ozone hole a tiny green peach aphid, or plant louse had dome-shaped sensors on its antennas surrounded by curving spines
plant pot (n) maceta; (f) tiesto; (m)
he gestured at a china plant-pot in a china stand like a sort of deep dish a wide gravelled space with huge earthenware plant pots around it

Verb Conjugation for "plant"

Imperative
  • plant
  • you plant
  • he/she plants
  • we plant
  • you plant
  • they plant
Preterite
  • I planted
  • you planted
  • he/she planted
  • we planted
  • you planted
  • they planted
Present Continuous
  • I am planting
  • you are planting
  • he/she is planting
  • we are planting
  • you are planting
  • they are planting
Present Perfect
  • I have planted
  • you have planted
  • he/she has planted
  • we have planted
  • you have planted
  • they have planted
Past Continuous
  • I was planting
  • you were planting
  • he/she was planting
  • we were planting
  • you were planting
  • they were planting
Past Perfect
  • I had planted
  • you had planted
  • he/she had planted
  • we had planted
  • you had planted
  • they had planted
Future
  • I will plant
  • you will plant
  • he/she will plant
  • we will plant
  • you will plant
  • they will plant
Future Perfect
  • I will have planted
  • you will have planted
  • he/she will have planted
  • we will have planted
  • you will have planted
  • they will have planted
Future Continuous
  • I will be planting
  • you will be planting
  • he/she will be planting
  • we will be planting
  • you will be planting
  • they will be planting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been planting
  • you have been planting
  • he/she has been planting
  • we have been planting
  • you have been planting
  • they have been planting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been planting
  • you will have been planting
  • he/she will have been planting
  • we will have been planting
  • you will have been planting
  • they will have been planting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been planting
  • you had been planting
  • he/she had been planting
  • we had been planting
  • you had been planting
  • they had been planting
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