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Meanings of radish in English
Portuguese
rabanete Radish of Japan with a long hard durable root eaten raw or cooked.
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Usage of radish in English
1
The characteristic odor of decayed horse-radish distinguishes the volatilization of this metal.
2
You lay in a stock, today, of mustard and cress and radish.
3
Then he pulled up a little radish plant and a tiny beet.
4
Top them with the radish slices and serve with the lime wedges.
5
Sprinkle with the radish sprouts and cilantro and serve with the dressing.
6
Chopped radish, cress, olives or celery are all admissible for a filling.
7
Dinner: roast beef, Yorkshire, potatoes, greens, and horse-radish sauce, plum tart, cheese.
8
Why doth a radish root help digestion and yet itself remaineth undigested?
9
A cube of cool, white radish slipped out from between her chopsticks.
10
The garden radish, grown in fall of the usual spring sorts.
11
Combine the daikon radish, ginger and chives, set aside till ready to serve.
12
Aug. 15th-Earlypeas, lettuce, radish in seed-bed ,forcinglettuce for fall in frames.
13
You may do radish cods or brown buds the same way.
14
The third was left for radish and lettuce, a bit later.
15
It is easy to have a supply of horse-radish all winter.
16
If growth is slow, the radish is likely to be poor.
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United States of America
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