Diccionario Inglés - Ojibwe:
Sinónimos de la palabra "raspberry":
La definición de la palabra "raspberry":
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1. S O U N D (n) (informal) a rude sound made by sticking the tongue out and blowing The boy turned and blew a raspberry at the teacher before running off. |
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2. fruit-bearing bush of the genus Rubus (family Rosaceae), mentioned by Pliny the Elder as a wild fruit. John Parkinson (Paradisus) speaks of red, white and thornless varieties of raspberries; their culture began about this time. Raspberry bushes bear juicy red, purple or black (rarely orange, amber or pale-yellow) berries that separate from the core that remains on the plant; in the related blackberry, the core is a part of the fruit. The raspberry section of Rubus probably evolved in eastern Asia, where more than 200 species are known. In Great Britain about 10,000 acres of red raspberries are cultivated. The Blairgowrie district is the centre of production in Scotland; Kent, the eastern counties and the county of Hereford and Worcester are centres in England. Raspberries are sometimes grown in mixed plantings with other fruit, the plants being set at 450-millimetre (18-inch) intervals in rows 2 or 2.5 metres (6 or 8 feet) apart. American raspberry acreage is about 11,000. Black raspberries are nearly as important as red; the acreage of purple varieties is small. Important raspberry areas are found in Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Michigan, Minnesota, Washington and Oregon. Few plantings in the United States are mixed with other fruits. Red raspberries are propagated by suckers from the roots of the parent plant. Root cuttings about 75 mm long are also used for rapid increase of new varieties. Black and purple varieties have arched canes and are propagated by tip layers, the tips of the shoots being buried about 50 mm deep in late summer and the rooted tips being dug in early spring. Leaf-bud cuttings may be used for rapid propagation of new black varieties. The stouter the canes of both black and red varieties, the more productive they are. Stakes or trellises are commonly used to support the canes of the red raspberry. Raspberries contain iron and vitamin C. They are eaten fresh, often with cream or ice cream, as a dessert fruit. Raspberry jam and jelly are extremely popular. The fruit is also used as a pastry filling and as a flavouring for certain liqueurs. |
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3. any of several varieties of small prickly bush from the genus Rubus; small berrylike fruit which grows on this bush |
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4. Any of many species of fruit-bearing bushes of the genus Rubus in the rose family. When picked, the juicy red, purple, or black berry separates from a core, whereas in the related blackberry the core is part of the fruit. Both so-called berries are actually aggregate fruits. Red raspberries are propagated by suckers from the roots of the parent plant or from root cuttings. Black and purple varieties have arched canes and are propagated by layering of the shoot tips. Raspberries contain iron and vitamin C. They are eaten fresh and are also very popular in jams, as a pastry filling and as a flavouring for liqueurs.; Black raspberry (Rubus occidentalis). Grant Heilman |
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5. sound expressing derision or contempt made with the tongue and lips |
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6. make such a sound (rhyming slang "raspberry tart” - fart) |
Califique la definición de "raspberry" que es el más útil para usted.
Hemos encontrado el siguiente ojibwe palabras y traducciones para "raspberry":
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Inglés |
Ojibwe |
| 1. |
raspberry |
miskomin+ag
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| 2. |
raspberry |
miskomin+an
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| 3. |
raspberry |
miskwimin+ag
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Por lo tanto, esta es la forma en que se puede decir "raspberry" en ojibwe.
Expresiones que contienen "raspberry":
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Inglés |
Ojibwe |
| 1. |
black raspberry |
nabanedemin+ag |
| 2. |
black raspberry |
makade-miskomin+an |
| 3. |
black raspberry |
makade-miskomin+ag |
| 4. |
bush: dwarf raspberry ~ |
oshkiinzhigominaatig+oon § |
| 5. |
bush: raspberry ~ |
miskominaatig+oog |
| 6. |
dwarf raspberry |
agaasaabaminaagozi-miskomin+ag |
| 7. |
dwarf raspberry |
oshkiinzhigomin+an § |
| 8. |
dwarf raspberry bush |
oshkiinzhigominaatig+oon § |
| 9. |
dwarf raspberry leaf |
oshkiinzhigominabag+oon § |
| 10. |
flowering raspberry |
zhagashkimin+ag |
| 11. |
leaf: dwarf raspberry ~ |
oshkiinzhigominabag+oon § |
| 12. |
Raspberry Bay |
Miskominikaani-wiikwedong |
| 13. |
raspberry bush |
miskominaatig+oog |
| 14. |
Raspberry Island [Big Sandy |
Miskwimin-minis § |
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Raspberry Island |
Miskominikaani-minis |
| 16. |
Raspberry River |
Miskominikaaniing-ziibi |
| 17. |
raspberry: black ~ |
nabanedemin+ag |
| 18. |
raspberry: black ~ |
odatagaagomin+ag |
| 19. |
raspberry: black ~ |
makade-miskomin+ag |
| 20. |
raspberry: black ~ |
makade-miskwimin+ag |
| 21. |
raspberry: black ~ |
makade-miin+an |
| 22. |
raspberry: black ~ |
makade-miskomin+an |
| 23. |
raspberry: black ~ |
odatagaagominagaawanzh+iig |
| 24. |
raspberry: dwarf ~ |
agaasaabaminaagozi-miskomin+ag |
| 25. |
raspberry: dwarf ~ (CS/NO/NW/WO |
oshkiinzhigomin+an § |
| 26. |
raspberry: dwarf ~ bush |
oshkiinzhigominaatig+oon § |
| 27. |
raspberry: dwarf ~ leaf |
oshkiinzhigominabag+oon § |
| 28. |
raspberry: flowering ~ |
zhagashkimin+ag |
| 29. |
raspberry: red ~ |
miskwimin+ag |
| 30. |
raspberry: red ~ |
miskomin+ag |
| 31. |
raspberry: red ~ |
miskominagaawanzh+iig |
| 32. |
raspberry: red ~ |
miskwiminagaawanzh+iig |
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raspberry: swamp ~ |
bajaagodoonimin+an |
| 34. |
raspberry: trailing ~ |
nishkiinzhigomin+an |
| 35. |
raspberry: wild red ~ |
miskwimin+ag |
| 36. |
raspberry: wild red ~ |
miskomin+an |
| 37. |
raspberry: wild red ~ |
miskomin+ag |
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swamp raspberry |
bajaagodoonimin+an |
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trailing raspberry |
nishkiinzhigomin+an |
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wild red raspberry |
miskomin+an |
Esperamos que estas expresiones dan una buena idea sobre cómo usar la palabra "raspberry" en las oraciones.
Hasta el momento, hay un número de 4,615,433 palabras / expresiones buscadas, entre 24,462 hoy.
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