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Meanings of tomato in English
Native to South America; widely cultivated in many varieties.
Type of plant species with edible, often red, berry fruit.
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Usage of tomato in English
1
The riper the tomato, the quicker the skin loosens in boiling water.
2
The tomato you're still holding in your hand right this very minute!'
3
The tomato which hit Wyatt in the face was the thrown-away match.
4
You can use cabbage in everything from tomato-based to clear broth soups.
5
Add the sugar and the tomato paste and cook for 1 minute.
6
I found this beautiful spider on our tomato plant; what is it?
7
Add the tomato paste and ½ cup of the reserved pasta water.
8
To Vecchio, Roy said, Turn the gas off under that tomato sauce.
9
Place tomato slices and turkey slices along the center of the tortilla.
10
Then beat the eggs slightly and add them to the hot tomato.
11
Since Sunday, when Shaista bought the tomato in Huddersfield, word has spread.
12
There is one point I wish to speak of in tomato culture.
13
Read more That sofrito also gets you to a good tomato sauce.
14
The savoury option can come with tomato, onion, pepper and sometimes sardines.
15
Fill the tomato tin with hot water and add to the pan.
16
Guillen loves gazpacho Ð a traditional Spanish cold tomato and cucumber soup.
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Translations for tomato
Catalan
Tomato through the time
Tomato across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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