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| sprout n | (plant: new shoot) | výhonek m |
| | The gardener was pleased to see new sprouts appearing in the springtime. |
| sprout n | usually plural (vegetable: Brussels sprout) (růžičková) | kapusta ž |
| | I like most green vegetables, but I can't stand sprouts! |
| sprout⇒ vi | (plant: begin to grow) (rostlina) | rašit ned |
| | (rostlina) | vyrašit dok |
| | The seedlings were sprouting at last. |
| sprout vi | (hair: begin to grow) (o vlasech) | začít růst dok + ned |
| | I try to pluck out stray eyebrows as soon as they sprout. |
| sprout vi | figurative (come up like a plant) (přeneseně) | rašit ned |
| | (přeneseně) | vyrašit dok |
| | New houses seemed to be sprouting everywhere these days. |
| sprout from [sth] vi + prep | (begin to grow out of [sth]) | pučet ned |
| | | rašit, klíčit ned |
| | A new shoot is sprouting from the main stem of the plant. A hair sprouted from the witch's nose. |
| sprout [sth]⇒ vtr | (grow, acquire [sth]) | růst ned |
| | No matter how closely he shaves, George's chin is always sprouting more bristles by lunch time. |
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