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える【うえる】

Ichidan verb; transitive verb

to plant; to grow; to raise
to insert; to transplant; to implant; to set (type)
to inoculate (e.g. an infectious agent)
to instill (idea, value, etc.); to inculcate

Generated definitions (experimental)

to plant; to grow; to raise

This meaning refers to the act of placing seeds or plants in the ground so that they can grow. It can also refer to raising plants or animals in a more general sense.

。。

I planted flowers in the garden.

。。

He is growing vegetables.

to insert; to transplant; to implant; to set (type)

This meaning involves physically placing something into another thing, such as inserting an object into a space or transplanting an organ or plant from one location to another. It can also refer to setting types in printing or computing.

。。

The doctor transplanted a heart.

。。

He inserted a new part into the computer.

to inoculate (e.g. an infectious agent)

This meaning is used in a medical or biological context, referring to the introduction of a pathogen into a host to stimulate an immune response, such as in vaccinations.

。。

She inoculated with the influenza vaccine.

。。

Vaccines are sometimes inoculated in children at the hospital.

to instill (idea, value, etc.); to inculcate

This meaning refers to the process of teaching or establishing an idea or value deeply in someone's mind. It often involves repetition or reinforcement.

。。

He is trying to instill sincerity in the children.

。。

The teacher is inculcating important values in the students.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to plant a plantto plant flowersto plant a treeto plant seedlingsto transplantto instill values in the heartto instill an ideato plant in the soilto instill new knowledgeto transplant (a plant or tissue)to instill values through educationto implant ideas during an election

Example sentences

44 results

1. 。。

The trees are planted three meters apart.

2. 。。

My mother is busy planting flowers in the garden.

3. 。。

She planted fragrant olives in the garden.

4. 。。

She planted roses in the garden.

5. 。。

She's in the garden planting roses.

6. 。。

She has an abundant supply of seeds to plant in the spring.

7. 。。

She planted some pansies in the flower bed.

8. 。。

The peasants were planting rice.

9. 。。

The gardener planted a rose tree in the middle of the garden.

10. 。。

Trees are planted along the street.

11. 。。

Cherry trees are planted along the street.

12. 。。

Who planted the tree?

13. ぼん本。。

I had the gardener plant some trees.

14. 。。

Spring is the time to plant trees.

15. 。。

I planted roses in the garden.

16. 、、。。

My suggestion is for more trees to be planted along the streets.

17. 。。

The cherry trees are planted on either side of the road.

18. 。。

After we finish digging the trench, planting the flowers will be easy.

19. 。。

The park is planted with trees of some kind or other.

20. 。。

We planted peanuts instead of cotton.

える【うえる】

Ichidan verb; transitive verb

to plant; to grow; to raise
to insert; to transplant; to implant; to set (type)
to inoculate (e.g. an infectious agent)
to instill (idea, value, etc.); to inculcate

Generated definitions (experimental)

to plant; to grow; to raise

This meaning refers to the act of placing seeds or plants in the ground so that they can grow. It can also refer to raising plants or animals in a more general sense.

。。

I planted flowers in the garden.

。。

He is growing vegetables.

to insert; to transplant; to implant; to set (type)

This meaning involves physically placing something into another thing, such as inserting an object into a space or transplanting an organ or plant from one location to another. It can also refer to setting types in printing or computing.

。。

The doctor transplanted a heart.

。。

He inserted a new part into the computer.

to inoculate (e.g. an infectious agent)

This meaning is used in a medical or biological context, referring to the introduction of a pathogen into a host to stimulate an immune response, such as in vaccinations.

。。

She inoculated with the influenza vaccine.

。。

Vaccines are sometimes inoculated in children at the hospital.

to instill (idea, value, etc.); to inculcate

This meaning refers to the process of teaching or establishing an idea or value deeply in someone's mind. It often involves repetition or reinforcement.

。。

He is trying to instill sincerity in the children.

。。

The teacher is inculcating important values in the students.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to plant a plantto plant flowersto plant a treeto plant seedlingsto transplantto instill values in the heartto instill an ideato plant in the soilto instill new knowledgeto transplant (a plant or tissue)to instill values through educationto implant ideas during an election

Example sentences

44 results

1. 。。

The trees are planted three meters apart.

2. 。。

My mother is busy planting flowers in the garden.

3. 。。

She planted fragrant olives in the garden.

4. 。。

She planted roses in the garden.

5. 。。

She's in the garden planting roses.

6. 。。

She has an abundant supply of seeds to plant in the spring.

7. 。。

She planted some pansies in the flower bed.

8. 。。

The peasants were planting rice.

9. 。。

The gardener planted a rose tree in the middle of the garden.

10. 。。

Trees are planted along the street.

11. 。。

Cherry trees are planted along the street.

12. 。。

Who planted the tree?

13. ぼん本。。

I had the gardener plant some trees.

14. 。。

Spring is the time to plant trees.

15. 。。

I planted roses in the garden.

16. 、、。。

My suggestion is for more trees to be planted along the streets.

17. 。。

The cherry trees are planted on either side of the road.

18. 。。

After we finish digging the trench, planting the flowers will be easy.

19. 。。

The park is planted with trees of some kind or other.

20. 。。

We planted peanuts instead of cotton.

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意plant

訓う.える、う.わる

音ショク

名うえ、え、げ