How to pronounce“germinated”in English

ideas germinated from a different era.

And the idea germinated, germinated.

become a germinated food a germinated seed because it's so it's been soaked in

it's germinated to the United States and then back again or or issues of terrorism or narcotics and so first

Our burning experiments germinated native seeds long thought extinct.

The original topic for the discussion sort of germinated when my friend Michael P. Hale from Google and I were talking about the use of technology in saving lives.

How many of us knew that the idea was germinated in a small Southern African country?

- And then germinated, for some reason.

So the old tree shed their seeds, the little seedlings germinated, and then they link into the network of the old trees right away.

This book is the coming-together of those two careers, and it germinated out of my realization

Again, framed in a circle and a square, a recurring theme for Leonardo, where I showed you where it germinated from that first notebook page, where he's exploring a circle

And then Darwin is able to report, once he plants it, ah, the seeds, they germinated splendidly.

I think the biggest thing was this-- I think, during that 15 minutes, a strange object germinated and grew inside the minds of everyone listening,