sowed

v.

播（种），播种于( sow的过去式和过去分词 )；灌输；激起；散布

sow seeds播种

sow one's wild oats放荡

1. These seeds should be sown in April.
   这些种子应在四月播种。
2. His words had sowed the seeds of suspicion in their minds.
   他的话已在他们心中播下怀疑的种子。
3. The enemy tried to sow discontent among our men .
   敌人企图在我们的士兵中间散布不满情绪。

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