in plano, adv. V. in plano.
plant, n.m., set, twig, plant, young plant, slip, plantation, grove. En —; standing; (fig.) in the lurch. — de vigne; slip of vine. Jeune —; vineyard newly set; plantation of young trees. Rester en —; to remain standing. Laisser en —; to give the slip to; to leave in the lurch. Mettre en —; (pop.) to pawn.
plantage, n.m., planting; plantation.
plantain, n.m., (bot.) plantain.
plantard, n.m. V. plançon.
plantation, n.f., planting; plantation.
plante, n.f., sole of the foot; (bot.) plant. — ligneuse; ligneous plant. — fibreuse; fibrous plant. — herbacée; herbaceous plant. Le jardin des —s; the botanical garden, zoölogical gardens. —s marines; marine plants. —s parasites; parasitical plants. —s à tuyau; culmiferous plants.
planter, v.a. and n., to plant, to set, to fix, to drive in; to set up, to erect, to lay out, to give the slip to, to leave in the lurch. — des oignons, des pois; to plant onions, peas. — des bornes; to set bounds. — le piquet en quelque lieu; to take up one’s quarters in any place. — là quelqu’un; to leave any one in the lurch, to give any one the slip. — au nez de; to cast in the teeth of; to tell point-blank. Maison bien plantée; house well seated, or in a pleasant, commanding position. Cheveux bien plantés; hair well set up.
se planter, v.r., to be planted; to place one’s self; to station one’s self; to settle.
planteur, n.m., planter.