"seeds" is the Present of the verb seed. View conjugation.

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seed

[siːd]

sustantivo

1. semilla (f) (for sowing); pepita (f) (of fruit)

the price of seed -> el precio de los semillas
to go or run to seed -> granar (plant)
to sow (the) seeds of discord/doubt (sentido figurado) -> sembrar la discordia/la duda
seed corn -> simiente (f) de trigo; inversión (f) de futuro (sentido figurado)
seed merchant -> vendedor (m) de semillas
seed potatoes -> patatas (f pl) or (español de España) papas (f pl) de siembra (Am)

2. semilla (f) semen (m) (Literary) (semen)

3. cabeza (sustantivo masculino) de serie (Sport) (in tournament)

verbo transitivo

4. despepitar (remove seeds from)

5. (Sport) (in tournament)

seeded players/teams -> jugadores mpl/equipos mpl seleccionados como cabezas de serie
he's seeded 5 -> es el cabeza de serie número 5

verbo intransitivo

6. dar semilla, granar (plant)

seed [siid]

sustantivo

1. Semilla, simiente; grano de los vegetales.

Seed of a fruit -> pepita, cuesco
Animal seed -> esperma, semen

2. Origen, causa primitiva, principio productivo.

3. Progenie, casta, generación.

4. Excesiva madurez, decadencia.

Seed-basket -> sembradera, cesto para grano
Seed-bud -> botón, el germen o rudimento del fruto
Seed-corn -> trigo o maíz para sembrar
Seed-drill -> sembradora, máquina de sembrar
Seed-lac -> laca seca en granos
Seed-vessel -> pericarpio, la parte de una planta en que están contenidas las semillas
To run to seed -> producir semillas, convertirse todo en semillas; agotarse
Seed-cake -> bollo o torta hecha con semillas aromáticas (anisado)
Seedlip -> seedlop, sementero
Seed-plot -> semillero, plantel

1. Sembrar, esparcir las semilla

sustantivo

2. Adornar con figuras parecidas a semilla

sustantivo & verbo neutro (intransitivo)

3. Despepitar.

verbo neutro (intransitivo)

4. Sembrar semilla (n)

sustantivo

5. Granar, desgargolar, llegar a la madurez, y producir la semilla.

va.

seed [siːd]

noun

1 (Bot) [of plant] semilla (f); simiente (f); (inside fruit) pepita (f)

I'm taking these seeds home to plant... ...a packet of carrot seed...

[of grain] grano (m)

a seed of rye

poppy seeds semillas (f) de amapola

to grow sth from seed All these trees were grown from seed.

to go or run to seed granar; dar en grana; ir a menos

My lettuces have gone to seed.

he's really gone to seed se ha echado a perder; ha ido cada vez a peor

Walter Abbot was not tall, but he was square and enormously powerful, giving the impression of a rugby player gone to seed.

sesame sunflower

2 (Dep) (player, team) cabeza (m) de serie

she's the number one seed es cabeza de serie número uno; she's the first seed es la primera cabeza de serie

Steve Davis was \the number one seed\ in world snooker for many years Boris Becker is a top seeded player at Wimbledon this year

3 [of idea etc] germen (m)

to sow seeds of doubt in sb's mind sembrar la duda en la mente de algn

to sow plant the seeds of sth The seeds of doubt had been sown... There is no genius without a seed of madness. National revolt was a long way off but the seeds of it were already being sown. the seeds of truth grew \...you are planting a seed in your mind\ that will make you react in the same way the next time.

4 (semen) simiente (f); (offspring) descendencia (f)

Sperm: the male seed which fertilizes the egg. ...the foetus forms from the male's seed. ...the seed of Abraham.

verb:transitive

1 (plant with seeds) sembrar;with de

newly seeded lawns

2 (remove seed of) [+fruits] despepitar

Take 8oz (225g) of green grapes, skin, half and seed them...

3 (Dep) clasificar como cabeza de serie

the US are seeded number one Estados Unidos parte como cabeza de serie número uno

He was seeded number 2.

verb:intransitive

(Bot) (form seeds) granar; dar en grana; (shed seeds) dejar caer semillas

The heads can be cut away before they start seeding

modifier

seed box (n) caja (f) de simientes; semillero (m)

Wolfe returned the shrug and opened a seed catalogue. Check seed catalogues for availability.

seed corn (n) trigo (m) de siembra

the scheme offers \seed corn finance\ with loans of up to 5000 pounds

seed drill (n) sembradora (f)

seed merchant (n) vendedoravendedora (m) (f) de semillas;a vendedora

seed pearl (n) aljófar (m)

seed pod (n) vaina (f)

seed potato (n) patata (f) or papa (f) de siembra; (LAm)

seed time (n) siembra (f)

seed tray (n)

seed box See culture box in entry seed.

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Verb Conjugation for "seed"

Imperative

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

Preterite

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

Present Continuous

I am seeding
you are seeding
he/she is seeding
we are seeding
you are seeding
they are seeding

Present Perfect

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

Past Continuous

I was seeding
you were seeding
he/she was seeding
we were seeding
you were seeding
they were seeding

Past Perfect

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

Future

I will seed
you will seed
he/she will seed
we will seed
you will seed
they will seed

Future Perfect

I will have seeded
you will have seeded
he/she will have seeded
we will have seeded
you will have seeded
they will have seeded

Future Continuous

I will be seeding
you will be seeding
he/she will be seeding
we will be seeding
you will be seeding
they will be seeding

Present Perfect Continuous

I have been seeding
you have been seeding
he/she has been seeding
we have been seeding
you have been seeding
they have been seeding

Future Perfect Continuous

I will have been seeding
you will have been seeding
he/she will have been seeding
we will have been seeding
you will have been seeding
they will have been seeding

Past Perfect Continuous

I had been seeding
you had been seeding
he/she had been seeding
we had been seeding
you had been seeding
they had been seeding

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