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| | to plant seeds in the ground 播（种） | Sow the seeds thinly outdoors in spring. 春天在户外浅浅地播种。 | | There’ s still time to sow broad beans for an early crop. 还有时间播种早收的蚕豆。 | |
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| - | sow fear/doubt/confusion etc
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| to make people feel afraid , confused etc |
| 使产生恐惧/怀疑/迷惑等 |
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| These people are terrorists who want to sow fear and panic among our people. 这些人是恐怖分子，他们想在我们的人民中间散播恐惧和惊慌。 |
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| - | sow the seeds of sth
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| to do something that makes another situation or feeling start to develop , especially a negative one |
| 为某事物埋下伏笔；为某事物留下祸根 |
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| His actions sowed the seeds of the present conflict. 他的行为给目前的冲突埋下了祸根。 |
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| - | sow your wild oats
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| if a man sows his wild oats , he has many sexual relationships, especially when he is young |
| （尤指年轻时）用情不专，四处留情 |
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