Graine Meaning in English
word
ɡreɪn
GRAYN
ɡreɪn
GRAYN
释义
A small, hard part of a plant that can grow into a new plant; used for planting and, in some cases, as food.
用法与细微差别
Usually refers to the botanical term, but in French can be metaphorically used for 'beginning' or 'origin' (e.g., 'graine d'idée'). In culinary contexts, some grains/seeds may be called 'graine.' Do not confuse with 'grain' (English), which refers to cereals.
Spanish: semillaPortuguese (BR): sementePortuguese (PT): sementeChinese (Simplified): 种子Chinese (Traditional): 種子Hindi: बीजArabic: بذرةBengali: বীজRussian: семя - зернышкоJapanese: 種（たね）Vietnamese: hạtKorean: 씨Turkish: tohumUrdu: بیجIndonesian: benih - biji
例句
This graine will grow into a flower.
basic
She planted a graine in the pot.
basic
Birds like to eat graine.
basic
Sometimes, a big tree starts from a tiny graine.
natural
My grandfather keeps different kinds of graine for his garden every year.
natural
They say a single graine of hope can change everything.
natural