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Meanings of Berry in English
Small, pulpy, usually edible fruit, which may or may not be a "berry" in the botanical sense.
Synonyms
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.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Nature's bounty: a selection of soft fruits.
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Within its walls the Turks grew soft fruits and created fountains and melodic streams.
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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.
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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 English
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Hundreds of Spirit flights have been canceled in recent days, Berry said.
2
He looks our main chance, said McManus's racing manager Frank Berry yesterday.
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However, Berry figured it best not to make an issue of it.
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Unfortunately, unlike Rachel Berry, the action sequences in Daybreak never quite sing.
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Anton still wasn't sure what career course Berry would finally settle on.
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Caroline said, Berry, I know how important that commitment is to you.
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Fresh Market, Berry and Barry did not respond to requests for comment.
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It's very different from Chuck Berry's version; it's very Beatle-ized, in fact.
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Another team member, Natalie Berry, says: We think the idea is fantastic.
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She heard someone's voice behind Berry but couldn't make out the words.
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For Berry is that rare thing, a truly substantial, original, new voice.
12
Drummer Bill Berry was also in the group but left in 1997.
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Since the thank-you had been directed at her, Berry said, You're welcome.
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Green's Berry Farm on the road between the towns does fine desserts.
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She will receive a Berry Bros & Rudd mixed case of claret.
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Caroline, lost in her reverie, didn't immediately grasp what Berry had said.
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Translations for Berry
Berry through the time
Berry across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common