sprouting in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for sprouting in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.sprout [Brit sprəʊt, Am spraʊt] N

1. sprout BOT (on plant, tree, potato):

sprout

germoglio m

sprout

getto m

2. sprout:

sprout, also Brussels sprout

cavoletto m di Bruxelles

sprout, also Brussels sprout

cavolino m di Bruxelles

II.sprout [Brit sprəʊt, Am spraʊt] VB trans

sprout beard, moustache:

sprout

fare crescere

to sprout shoots

germogliare

the trees are sprouting new growth

gli alberi germogliano nuovamente

the city has sprouted several small cinemas

nella città sono spuntati molti piccoli cinema

III.sprout [Brit sprəʊt, Am spraʊt] VB intr

1. sprout BOT:

sprout bulb, tuber, onion, seed, shoot:

germogliare

sprout grass, weeds:

spuntare

buds are sprouting on the trees

gli alberi stanno germogliando

grass was sprouting out of cracks in the path

l'erba spuntava fra le crepe del vialetto

2. sprout (develop):

sprout antlers, horns:

spuntare

sprout fig child:

crescere velocemente

he has hair sprouting from his ears

ha i peli che gli escono dalle orecchie

3. sprout (appear) fig → sprout up

See also sprout up

sprout up VB [sprəʊt -]

sprout up plants:

spuntare

sprout up fig buildings, suburbs:

spuntare come funghi

bean sprout [ˈbiːn spraʊt] N

bean sprout

germoglio m di soia

sprout up VB [sprəʊt -]

sprout up plants:

spuntare

sprout up fig buildings, suburbs:

spuntare come funghi

Brussels sprout [Brit ˌbrʌs(ə)lz ˈspraʊt, Am ˈbrəsəlz ˌspraʊt] N

Brussels sprout

cavoletto m di Bruxelles

Brussels sprout

cavolino m di Bruxelles

Translations for sprouting in the Italian»English Dictionary

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germogliazione

sprouting

germoglio (di patate, soia)

sprout

germoglio (di pianta)

sprout

mettere germogli

to sprout, to shoot

cavolino di Bruxelles

(Brussels) sprout

germinare fig

to sprout

germogliare pianta:

to sprout

germogliare seme, bulbi:

to sprout

germogliare patate:

to sprout

levata

sprouting

sprouting in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sprouting in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.sprout [spraʊt] N

1. sprout of plant:

sprout

germoglio m

2. sprout pl (Brussels sprouts):

sprout

cavoletti m pl di Bruxelles

II.sprout [spraʊt] VB intr (begin to grow)

sprout

spuntare

III.sprout [spraʊt] VB trans (grow)

sprout leaves

mettere

sprout up VB intr

sprout up plant, child

crescere rapidamente

sprout up buildings

spuntare dal nulla

Brussels sprout N

Brussels sprout

cavolino m di Bruxelles

bean sprout N

bean sprout

germoglio m di soia

Translations for sprouting in the Italian»English Dictionary

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gettare

to sprout

cavolo di Bruxelles

Brussels sprout

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The narrative video tells the surrealistic story of an ordinary young salaryman who wakes up one day to find wings sprouting out his back.

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These molds produce the starch-digestive enzyme amylase more efficiently than does sprouting grain.

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Pliers in hand, he was attaching a length of electrical cable to a bird's-nest of wires sprouting from a generator on the street corner.

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The subsequent regeneration or nerve sprouting leads to abnormal sweating and salivating.

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Others have determined it comes from the word "urhuapani", meaning blooming or sprouting.

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The novel unfolds itself through umpteen anecdotes sprouting from legends, oracles, revelations, fantasies and historical events themselves.

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For example, if a monolayer of endothelial cells begins sprouting to form capillaries, angiogenesis is occurring.

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Vacuole and lumen formation have been observed in these gels, followed by branching and sprouting through degradation of the hydrogel and finally complex network formation.

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This multi-branching, re-sprouting, flowering shrub reaches about 1 metre in height.

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Even empty storefronts had a function, often sprouting into clubs, churches, or hubs for other civic activities.

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