Translation for 'to sow' from English to Dutch

to sow

zaaien

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sow

zeug {de}zoöl.

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sow thistles

melkdistels {mv} [geslacht Sonchus]bot.T

• The goal is to sow fear, uncertainty, and doubt within the group often by appealing to outrage culture.
• They were tasked to unravel a conspiracy believed to have been organised by the Sikhs to sow discontent amongst certain members of the Bengal Native Infantry and Irregular Cavalry stationed in Lahore.
• Holi is celebrated as the conclusion of winter and the start of spring to sow the land and hope for a good harvest.
• It depicts Alec Leamas, a British agent, being sent to East Germany as a faux defector to sow disinformation about a powerful East German intelligence officer.
• Qaradawi likened the Chechnya conference with Diraar Mosque, which was built by the hypocrites "to sow discord among Muslims and split the Ummah".

• Muskata began to sow discord against Władysław soon after he gained the throne of Krakow by trying to establish contacts with his enemies Bolko I of Opole and Henry III of Głogów.
• Their names are derived from the same stem as the Latin verb "sero" "to sow".
• In the folk etymology of antiquity, the name was related to the Latin verb "conserere", "to sow," as was the title of the goddess Ops as "Consivia" or "Consiva".
• ... ", from σπείρω, "speírō", "to sow") are a mythical people who sprang up from the dragon's teeth sown by Cadmus and were believed to be the ancestors of the Theban nobility.
• To Rastell, if the devil had power to sow such seeds at the earlier time, then why not in his own time?

• Tom uses the sudden disappearance of Mink to sow suspicion about the Dane by insinuating that Mink has gone into hiding after he and the Dane betrayed Caspar.
• Practice is required to sow evenly and at the desired rate.
• (emphasis added), and was therefore bound to sow confusion rather than clarity.
• This turns out to be an attempt to sow confusion in the Russian government because of China's designs to annex Eastern Siberia, where geologists had recently discovered a large amount of oil and gold.
• This was later revealed to be nothing more than a farce created by The General to sow dissent between Zion and The Machines, an effort he'd hoped would renew conflict between the two parties and give him purpose again.

• In September 2001 – before 11 September attacks against the United States – the Taliban allegedly authorized Afghan peasants to sow opium again.
• It was this last project that was to sow the seeds that led to the downfall of the St.
• In the myths of both Jason and Cadmus, one task set to the hero was to sow dragon's teeth; on being sown, they would metamorphose into belligerent warriors, and both heroes had to throw a rock to trick them into fighting each other to survive.