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Значения термина greater burdock на английском

каталонский
xanthium
испанский
xanthium
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Burdock having heart-shaped leaves found in open woodland, hedgerows and rough grassland of Europe (except extreme N) and Asia Minor; sometimes cultivated for medicinal and culinary use.

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        xanthium
        Синонимы
        Examples for "cocklebur"
        Examples for "cocklebur"
        1
        The Doctor employed two of these arms to grip the cocklebur.
        The Diamond Age
        2
        Under Hackworth's direction he rotated the cocklebur until a small spine-free patch came into view.
        The Diamond Age
        3
        It looked completely different from all the other mites, because, as a cocklebur, its sole job was to stick to whatever touched it first.
        The Diamond Age
        4
        The cockleburs had already self-destructed, leaving no evidence of his crime.
        The Diamond Age
        5
        And now to the uproar was added the howls of limping infants and cockleburred childhood.
        Cabbages and Kings
        1
        Only somewhere close by, persistently a great burdock leaf flapped and whispered.
        Dream Tales and Prose Poems
        2
        At the water's edge grew great burdocks.
        The Child's World: Third Reader
        3
        Great burdock stems lie prostrate.
        The Amateur Poacher
        1
        Arctium lappa L. is a traditional medicine in Asia.
        Pubmed
        Translations for greater burdock
        каталонский
        xanthium
        испанский
        xanthium