stemming
梗阻,茎部,茎叶,茎叶处理
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Definitions
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- : the ascending axis of a plant, whether above or below ground, which ordinarily grows in an opposite direction to the root or descending axis.
- : the stalk that supports a leaf, flower, or fruit.
- : the main body of that portion of a tree, shrub, or other plant which is above ground; trunk; stalk.
- : a cut flower: We bought roses at the flower market for 50¢ a stem.
- : a petiole; peduncle; pedicel.
- : a stalk of bananas.
- : something resembling or suggesting a leaf or flower stalk.
- : a long, slender part: the stem of a tobacco pipe.
- : the slender, vertical part of a goblet, wineglass, etc., between the bowl and the base.
- : Informal. a drinking glass having a stem.
- : the handle of a spoon.
- : a projection from the rim of a watch, having on its end a knob for winding the watch.
- : the circular rod in some locks about which the key fits and rotates.
- : the rod or spindle by which a valve is operated from outside.
- : the stock or line of descent of a family; ancestry or pedigree.
- : Grammar. the underlying form, often consisting of a root plus an affix, to which the inflectional endings of a word are added, as tend-, the stem in Latin tendere “to stretch,” the root of which is ten-.Compare base, theme.
- : Music. the vertical line forming part of a note.
- : stems, Slang. the legs of a human being.
- : the main or relatively thick stroke of a letter in printing.
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stemmed, stem·ming.
- : to remove the stem from: Stem the cherries before cooking.
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stemmed, stem·ming.
- : to arise or originate: This project stems from last week's lecture.
Phrases
- stem the tide
- stem to stern
- from soup to nuts (stem to stern)
Synonyms & Antonyms
Examples
Shankar guided their team of five through every stage, from harvesting the stems to extracting and drying the fibers.
The confusion stems from the fact that males and females of many species systematically behave in different ways.
Much of the doubt stems from the breakneck speed at which coronavirus vaccines are being developed.
The uncertainty in our current 2020 forecast, conversely, stems mostly from the fact that there’s still a long way to go until the election.
The city attorney’s office did not appear in court and spokeswoman Hilary Nemchik told VOSD its lack of involvement stemmed from the fact that the office does not handle evidence in most MTS cases.
Other schools have been shuttered because of attacks and threats stemming from the war that continues to engulf the country.
Finally the epithet of "deathless" gets some explanation, stemming from Golovan's fearless ministrations during a plague.
Stemming from the sexual revolution of the 1960s, the cult of nudity entered its golden age in the 1990s.
And that may be the greatest scandal stemming from the fall of 2008.
This convivial mask he wears, along with his omnipresent flask, is obscuring a deep hurt stemming from his father.
These workers are engaged primarily in the manufacture of cigarettes and in tobacco stemming and redrying.
Danville has the largest number of tobacco stemming and redrying workers.
A minor, indirect destruction stemming from the sudden, wholesale smashing of a city.
This is a feeling stemming from my understanding of the difficulties they faced working in a free society.
When the leaders found themselves on the edge, they have endeavored to recoil; but there was no stemming the tide behind them.