seedbed

基本解釋

They raked the soil smooth for a seedbed.
他們將土耙平作為苗床。
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It shows that the complexity of such systems creates a large seedbed of potential vulnerabilities.
這表明了這類(lèi)系統(tǒng)本身的復(fù)雜性為產(chǎn)生潛在的安全漏洞創(chuàng)建了一個(gè)大溫床。
But the case made out by the Research Department's doyen, Alistair Cooke, is that it was the seedbed of Tory social concern.
不過(guò)，研究部元老級(jí)人物，阿里斯泰爾·庫(kù)克曾指出，該部一直是保守黨社會(huì)關(guān)切的苗床。

Being the seedbed of our collective future, the school has always been the place where we nurture our children to grow in knowledge and ability, and to flourish in both personal and social virtues.
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However, heavy machinery and herbicides are required to prepare a seedbed, and with several applications of fertiliser and sprays the field will see far more machinery use than any similar organic crop.
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A seedbed is an area of ground, usually with specially prepared earth, where young plants are grown from seed.
You can refer to a place or a situation as a seedbed when it seems likely that a particular type of thing or person will develop in that place or situation.