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Meanings of quilete in English
Russian
amaranthus caudatus Portuguese
amaranthus caudatus Spanish
amaranthus alopecurus Catalan
cua de guineu 
Species of plant.
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Examples for "amaranthus caudatus"
Examples for "amaranthus caudatus"
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The scarlet tassel -flower utterly refuses to unfold his brave plumes.
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The tall pagoda, like a velvet flower, blossoms against the sky; the Sacred Mountain fades, and in the town a child laughs suddenly.
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And lo, what she carried in her beak twinkled and trembled and shone in many colors, like a drop of dew on a velvet flower-cheek.
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A 1937 calendar, paper dolls, blue bow and velvet flowers all cosseted in a chocolate box.
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On mantelets of silk, entirely embroidered velvet ribbon is worn; or stamped velvet flowers, upon the stuff, produce a very pleasing effect.
Usage of quilete in English
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Delgado (Historia, Manila, 1892) describes the wild amaranths which he calls quiletes (an American word, according to Blanco) doubtless the plant indicated in the text.
Translations for quilete
Portuguese
Spanish
amaranthus alopecurusamaranthus maximusquihuichaamaranthus caudatus subsp. mantegazzianuskiwichaamaranthus caudatus subsp. saueriamaranthus pendulusamaranthus mantegazzianusamaranthus caudatus var. maximusamaranthus caudatusamaranthus edulisamaranthus caudatus var. alopecuruseuxolus arvensisamaranthus caudatus var. albiflorusamaranthus abyssinicusamaranthus pendulinusamaranthus edulis var. spadiceus