🇬🇧 Plant meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

To plant means to carefully put a seed, a small tree, or another young plant into soil so it can grow bigger. You usually dig a little hole, place the seed or plant inside, cover it with soil, and give it water and sunlight. People plant things in gardens, pots, or fields when they want flowers, fruits, vegetables, or trees to grow.

I wanted to plant money, but my mom said if that worked, our garden would be a bank.

I plant my seeds very gently, then yell, “Grow!” just to make sure they heard me.

When I plant seeds, I whisper, “Please don’t be broccoli,” just in case they’re listening.

Mom said to plant the seeds in a straight line, but mine look like a worm doing a dance.

We plant trees because they give us oxygen to breathe—so planting a tree is like installing a free air machine for everybody.

One cool morning, Tom and his mum plant seeds in a small pot. They plant a seed, pat the earth, and plant another seed. Tom learns to plant with a tiny spoon. He waters the pot and waits. After a week a green leaf comes up and Tom laughs. He did plant life.

This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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