Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Plant"

A: It means you should place something next to her so it seems like she owns it (to frame her for a crime)

A: “You should plant one on her” means they are telling you that you should kiss her.

A: To have your feet firmly on the ground.

A: 「新芽」と同じだと思います。

A: In the example you gave it implies the person telling the story may have *punched* the man if the man hadn't left. It is colloquial and not common in everyday educated speech or writting.

A: I would like to plant some flowers in my front yard.
He hurt himself when he face planted into the sidewalk.
The power plant is located at the edge of town near the industrial park.
The plant grew quickly in the spring time.
Plant the seeds in fertile soil and watch it grow.

A: I will plant the seeds of doubt in Jim

This plant is growing at a steady rate

Planting the bomb now!

A: - Plants create their own source of 'food' through photosynthesis.
- Herbivores only eat plants
- The plants looked as if they were dying

A: Plant is more general; it refers to anything in the plant kingdom, from trees to carrots to onions and weeds and flowers. A perennial plant is specifically a plant that will live for multiple years, flowering and making seeds or spores. So, things like lavender, ferns, clover, raspberries.

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A plant may refer to a singular living organism but vegetation normally refers to a collective group of plants(multiple) especially those found in a particular area or habitat

A: I am going to plant the flower in the front yard.

The doctor will implant the device into your heart.

A: To sow sounds a little more professional or fancy but they mean the same thing :)

A: this is a type of flower

A: I would say "they are perennial plants that grow in mountainous forest areas" or "mountainous forests"

If you're talking about a specific mountainous area, you should leave "the" before "mountainous areas"

Example: "they are perennial plants that grow in THE mountainous forest areas of india"

A: the first sounds more like a natural sentence to be spoken

A: Plant

A: What is this plant called? What is the name of this plant?

A: That would be what looks like Ivy.

A: I plan to go to Macau with my husband and daughter. We are looking forward to seeing many world heritages.

A: "Face plant" means to "fall on". This is meant to be humorous (funny).

A: "This plant's pollen gives me allergies" or "This plant worsens my allergy to pollen" would be better

A: @Szymon: What plant are the leaves from?

A: Personally, I'd phrase the first sentence as "I bought a plant about three years ago but it hasn't bloomed since then" or "hasn't bloomed once". To me, the repetition of "I bought" is a little odd.