vi. 不及物动词发芽；抽芽
vt. 及物动词使发芽；使生长
n. 名词幼芽，新梢；[植]球芽甘蓝；幼苗状物，年轻人；美俚〉后代
The young plants began to sprout after the rain.
雨后幼苗开始发芽。
She watched the seeds sprout into beautiful flowers.
她看着种子发芽成美丽的花朵。
In spring, new leaves sprout on the trees.
春天，树上会长出新叶。
The chef used sprout to garnish the dish.
厨师用芽菜装饰这道菜。
Ideas begin to sprout when you least expect them.
当你最意想不到时，想法会开始萌发。
Farmers were delighted to see the crops sprout.
农民们很高兴看到庄稼发芽。
Children love to see beans sprout in the classroom.
孩子们喜欢在教室里看豆子发芽。
The city plans to sprout more parks this year.
该市计划今年增建更多公园。
New businesses sprout up in the downtown area.
市中心出现了新的企业。
He noticed a grey hair sprout on his head.
他注意到自己头上长出了一根白发。
sprout up 迅速出现
bean sprout 豆芽
sprout leaves 长出叶子
sprout roots 长出根
sprout from 从...中长出
sprout anew 再次萌芽
复数: sprouts;
第三人称单数: sprouts;
过去式: sprouted;
过去分词: sprouted;
现在分词: sprouting;
