sown

英 [səʊn]

美 [soʊn]

v. 播种; 种; 灌输; 激起; 散布; 煽动
sow的过去分词

过去分词：sown　

柯林斯词典

adj

Nature had sown in the heart of this poor girl the seeds of virtue never destined to ripen.
造化在这个可怜的姑娘的心中播下了并未注定会成熟的美德的种子。
So the seeds of our armed struggle were sown inside parliament, in a manner of speaking.
所以从某种意义上说，那时在议会内部就埋下了我们发动武装斗争的种子。
The sea was sown with mines.
海中布满了雷。
And seeds sown of future harvest.
还有为未来所播的希望之种。
Over steel and iron beds they roll, the ground sown with slag and cinders and purple ore.
它们在钢铁路基上滚动，地上洒着矿渣、渣和紫色矿石。
The Franco-Prussian War had sown seeds of enmity which were eventually to bear fruit.
普法战争播下仇恨的种子，后来终于结成恶果。
Burns'poem and a song have sown the seeds of our friendship.
一首诗和一首歌，早早埋下了中国和苏格兰友谊的种子。
The fields around had been sown with wheat.
近处的地里种上了小麦。
Once you've sown, you just have to trust to luck.
播下种子后，让它听天由命长吧。
Fresh seed of Hardy Primulas can be sown outside now.
耐寒的报春花属植物现在就可以在户外播种了。