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seedling russian

  • заро́дыш

    embryo, foetus

    germ, embryo (of a plant), seedling

    germ, seed, beginnings

  • вы́садок

    seedling, bedding plant, transplanted plant

    landing, putting ashore

  • зелене́ц

    sprout, seedling, young plant

    greenhorn, novice, inexperienced youngster

    green russula, Russula virescens

  • са́женец

    seedling, sapling, young plant

  • переро́сток

    overage pupil, overgrown youngster, boy too old for his class

    overgrown plant, overgrown seedling

  • всход

    sprout, shoot, seedling, germination

  • расса́да

    seedling

  • се́янец

    seedling

  • дичо́к

    wilding, wild seedling, rootstock

    shy child, shy boy or girl, unsociable person

  • проро́сток

    sprout, seedling, shoot, germ

  • росто́чек

    sprout, shoot, seedling

  • пробира́ть

    to penetrate, to run through, to seize, to grip

    to scold, to tell off, to reprimand

    to weed, to thin out (seedlings)

  • рассади́ть

    to seat, to place (in seats), to assign seats to

    to seat apart, to separate (by seating), to move to different seats

    to transplant, to plant out (with more space), to thin out (seedlings)

    to gash, to split open, to cut open

  • всхо́ды

    shoots, sprouts, seedlings

  • пики́рование

    dive, diving, swooping

    pricking out (seedlings), transplanting (seedlings), thinning out

  • пикиро́вка

    exchange of barbs, altercation, slanging match, banter

    dive, nose dive

    pricking out, singling, transplanting of seedlings

  • расса́дка

    seating, seating arrangement, assigning of seats

    separating (by seating apart), reseating, moving to separate seats

    transplanting (of seedlings), planting out

    thinning out (of seedlings)

  • расса́живать

    to seat (guests), to show to seats, to assign seats

    to seat apart, to separate (by seating), to move to different seats

    to plant out separately, to space out (plants), to thin out (seedlings)

    to transplant, to repot

    to split open, to rip apart, to gash

  • самосе́в

    self-seeding, self-sowing

    self-sown plants, volunteer seedlings

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