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Meanings of berry in anglès
Small, pulpy, usually edible fruit, which may or may not be a "berry" in the botanical sense.
Sinònims
Examples for "soft fruits"
Examples for "soft fruits"
1
Berries and all soft fruits are canned without blanching and cold-dipping.
2
Its food consists chiefly of spiders and small worms, and soft fruits and seeds.
3
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Nature's bounty: a selection of soft fruits.
4
Within its walls the Turks grew soft fruits and created fountains and melodic streams.
5
I love the combination of chewy meringue, semi-whipped cream and tart summer soft fruits.
1
Then they have their ceremonies to pray for the forest fruits, for abundant game, for successful hunting, and for prosperity in war.
2
Rachel tasted and found it very good, a kind of porridge, made of she knew not what, and with it forest fruits, but no flesh.
3
This study investigated the biochemical content, antioxidant activities, and sensory attributes of DP and DJ fruit infusions in comparison with commercial forest fruits (FF) infusion.
Usage of berry in anglès
1
We desired salt; and the woman brought us pepper in the berry.
2
It's also good with a barbeque or a berry pavlova, she says.
3
After all, this really is the site of a former berry farm.
4
When the last red berry was eaten he turned back to read:
5
The wax on the candle-berry myrtle said to be made by insects
6
Bald knolls are studded with manzanita, its red berry in harvest now.
7
The caterpillar makes a discolored spot where it enters the berry, Fig.
8
I was born in dis berry village somewhere about seventy years ago.
9
It was characteristic of Dave to uphold the rights of the berry-pickers.
10
I have never been able to trace the origin of this berry.
11
The sun was hot and there were no berry-bushes to be seen.
12
Orioles and robins sang as they foraged for the blue cedar berry.
13
We shall proceed to examine separately these two parts of the berry.
14
It was one o'clock and there was not a berry-bush in sight.
15
This kelp, or berry-plant, is the principal formation of this immense bank.
16
Before the berry can be used, it undergoes a process of roasting.
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Berry across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common