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Meanings of Ananas in English
Catalan
genus ananas A genus of tropical American plants have sword-shaped leaves and a fleshy compound fruits composed of the fruits of several flowers (such as pineapples)
Usage of Ananas in English
1
We thought it was probably the Ananas, but, of course, could not be certain.
2
I hope that this year the Ananas, or Pineapple, will also be put on the map.
3
He says Sir Matthew Decker first introduced ananas, p. 134.
4
The soil is covered with pines (ananas), hemimeris, polygala, and melastomas.
5
My very curious picture of Rose, the royal gardener, presenting the first ananas to Charles II.
6
The fruits are the cocoa, areca, banana, papaya, white and red shaddock, mangostan, rambootang, ananas, and betel.
7
(* No doubt remains of the American origin of the Bromelia ananas.
8
The nanas, or pineapple (Bromelia ananas), though certainly not indigenous, grows here in great plenty with the most ordinary culture.
9
The governor's garden, however, is stocked with various plants, such as cucumbers, melons, carrots, Indian pinks, some plants of barren ananas, and some marigolds.
Frequent collocations
Translations for Ananas
Spanish
Ananas through the time