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plant
A1
noun
Usage:
90%
flower, tree, bush
Translation: flower, tree, bush
Pronunciation: /plænt/
Meaning: A living organism that grows in the ground, typically producing leaves and flowers.

A plant is a living thing that grows in soil. It usually has leaves and sometimes flowers. People often keep plants in homes or gardens.

The plant has green leaves.

She waters the plant every day.

2
B1
noun
Usage:
75%
factory, works, mill
Translation: factory, works, mill
Pronunciation: /plænt/
Meaning: A factory or building where goods are made or machines are used.

A plant is a place where people make products or use machines. It can be a big building or group of buildings.

The car plant is very big.

They work in a plant near here.

3
A2
verb
Usage:
85%
put in ground, sow, grow
Translation: put in ground, sow, grow
Pronunciation: /plænt/
Meaning: To put seeds, trees, or plants into the ground to grow.

To plant means to put seeds or small plants into the soil. This helps them grow bigger and become real plants.

I plant flowers in spring.

She plants a tree in the garden.

4
B2
verb
Usage:
40%
hide, place secretly, set trap
Translation: hide, place secretly, set trap
Pronunciation: /plænt/
Meaning: To secretly put something somewhere to trick or catch someone.

To plant something means to hide or put it secretly to cause a problem or catch someone. This use is often about secrets or traps.

He plants evidence in the room.

They planted a spy in the group.

5
B2
noun
Usage:
65%
facility, station, plant
Translation: facility, station, plant
Pronunciation: /plænt/
Meaning: A large machine or system used for processing energy, chemicals, or water in industry.

A plant can be a large industrial place where energy or chemicals are made or managed. It is often used in science or business.

The power plant gives us electricity.

Water plants clean the water here.

6
C1
noun
Usage:
30%
hidden object, secret device
Translation: hidden object, secret device
Pronunciation: /plænt/
Meaning: An item carefully placed in a place for a special or secret reason, like a spy or a microphone.

A plant can be a person or object placed secretly to watch or get information. This meaning is used in spying or secret work.

The spy was a plant in the office.

They found a plant in the bag.

7
C1
verb
Usage:
45%
establish, set, fix
Translation: establish, set, fix
Pronunciation: /plænt/
Meaning: To fix a feeling or idea firmly in someone's mind or behavior.

To plant can mean to cause an idea or feeling to start and grow in a person's mind or habits. It is often used in a figurative way.

Teachers plant good habits in children.

We want to plant trust in them.

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