What does semăna in Romanian mean?
What is the meaning of the word semăna in Romanian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use semăna in Romanian.
The word semăna in Romanian means resemble, look like, sow, seed, picătură ruptă din, a corespunde, a fi ca, a fi precum, a nu semăna deloc cu, a semăna, a avea aspectul, a imita, a semăna ca două picaturi de apă, a semăna, a semăna cu, a arăta ca, a semăna cu, a nu semăna cu, a-i aminti de cineva, a semăna, a semăna cu, a fi aidoma cu, a semăna, a semăna, a sădi, a semăna, a semăna, a semăna, a semăna cu. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word semăna
resemble, look like, sow, seed
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picătură ruptă din(informal, figurative (person: like parent) He'll be a womanizer just like his father; he's a chip off the old block. |
a corespunde(be similar to) |
a fi ca, a fi precum(resemble) Michael is just like his father: he loves to play tennis. |
a nu semăna deloc cu(be totally unlike) The boy bears no resemblance to his father or his other brother. |
a semăna(imitate) Seamănă cu mama ei în a fi foarte vorbăreață. She follows her mother in being very talkative. |
a avea aspectul(look like, look as though) |
a imita(resemble, look like: sthg) |
a semăna ca două picaturi de apă(figurative (identical to one another) The two little girls were as alike as two peas in a pod. |
a semăna(seek, intend) Masa asta se aseamănă cu cea pe care o avem acasă. Richard was looking to find a job at the local factory. |
a semăna cu(resemble each other) Adam and his brother look very alike, don't you think? |
a arăta ca, a semăna cu(resemble) This table looks like the one we have at home. Lucy looks like her aunt. |
a nu semăna cu(bear no resemblance to) The beautiful girl does not look like the ugly witch. |
a-i aminti de cineva(resemble sb) Îmi amintești atât de mult de fiul meu cel mic. You remind me so much of my youngest son. |
a semăna(looks like) Norul acela seamănă cu un vapor. That cloud resembles a ship. |
a semăna cu(person: look like) Seamănă cu bunicul lui. He resembles his grandfather. |
a fi aidoma cu(slang (lookalike) |
a semăna(plant lawn) Duminică a semănat gazonul. On Sunday he seeded the lawn. |
a semăna(plant) E prea devreme să semănăm, n-am obține o recoltă bună. It is too early to seed for a good harvest. |
a sădi(spread: seeds) Pippa sowed some carrot seeds in her garden. |
a semăna(figurative (instigate sth) (vrajbă) All the gossip sowed the seeds of discontent among the bridge club ladies. |
a semăna(scattering, planting: seed) Sowing must take place before the weather turns hot; otherwise, the seeds will not sprout. |
a semăna(scatter) Tatăl meu seamănă semințe în grădină. My father is spreading seeds in the garden. |
a semăna cu(informal (parent: resemble) Many people say that Maria takes after her grandmother. Sam really takes after his father. |
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