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I . seed [si:d] N

1. seed of plant:

seed
to go [or run] to seed

2. seed AM (pip):

seed
pestka f

3. seed:

seeds pl fig (beginnings)
ziarno nt

4. seed no pl a. iron liter (semen):

seed

5. seed (player):

the number one seed

Phrases:

to go [or run] to seed

II . seed [si:d] VB trans

1. seed (sow):

seed
siać [perf po-]
seed field

2. seed (remove seeds):

seed

III . seed [si:d] VB intr

seed plant:

seed

poppy seed N

poppy seed
mak m

seed bed N

1. seed bed AGR:

seed bed

2. seed bed fig of protest, unrest:

seed bed

seed capital N no pl ECON

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
All 24 teams were seeded 1 to 24 and broken into five pools, with four pools with four teams.
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After the conference season, teams are seeded by conference record.
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Seeds followed in 1878 and then shrubs and roses in 1884.
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The teams that entered the challenge round were seeded through a strength of field ranking and through a peer ranking.
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While the demand was the highest in history, seed production was steadily declining.
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This means a wild card player sometimes becomes the top seed.
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The seeds of this plant contain a variety of coumarins including psoralen.
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Various other approaches to clustering have been tried such as seed based clustering.
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Seed should never treated with hot water as it will become mucilaginous.
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A tea can be made from the leaves and the roasted seed is used as a coffee substitute.
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