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plant obj PUTHplB:nt, $plAntv [T always + adv/prep]to put (something) firmly and strongly in a particular place放置She planted her feet under the table and made it clear she would not move.她把脚放在桌子底下，清楚地表示她不会走开。My brother planted himself on the sofa in front of the television.我哥哥坐在了电视机前的沙发上。He planted a kiss on her forehead/a blow on his opponent's jaw.他在她的前额上吻了一下／在对手的下巴上揍了一拳。To plant an idea or story is to cause it to exist.注入，灌输The lawyer managed to plant doubts about his honesty in the jury's minds.律师设法使陪审团在头脑中对他的诚实产生怀疑。Who planted these rumours?谁制造了这些谣言?
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