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breadbasket

/ˈbredˌbæs.kɪt/

الترجمة: اسم له عدة معانٍ: قد يدل على منطقة جغرافية تُعد المصدر الرئيسي للحبوب لمنطقة أخرى، أو مصطلح عامي للمعدة، أو سلة لتقديم الخبز.

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noun

/ˈbredˌbæs.kɪt/C1formal
  • arاسم له عدة معانٍ: قد يدل على منطقة جغرافية تُعد المصدر الرئيسي للحبوب لمنطقة أخرى، أو مصطلح عامي للمعدة، أو سلة لتقديم الخبز.

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to a geographic region that is the main source of grain for an area, an informal term for the stomach, or a basket used for serving bread.

  1. Geographic region for grain productionB2formal

    A region that is a major source of grain, especially wheat, for a country or the world.

    arسلة الخبز

    • The Midwest is often called the breadbasket of the United States.
    • Ukraine is known as the breadbasket of Europe due to its fertile soil.
    • The region's agricultural output makes it a vital breadbasket for the nation.

    المرادفاتgranary

  2. Stomach or digestive organB2informalmedical

    An informal term for the stomach, especially when considered as a large, muscular organ for digestion.

    arالمعدة

    • He took a punch right in the breadbasket.
    • After the big meal, his breadbasket was full and satisfied.
    • The boxer aimed a blow at his opponent's breadbasket.

    المرادفاتabdomenbellygutstomachtummy

  3. Basket for serving breadA2formal

    A container, typically woven, used for holding and serving bread at a table.

    arسلة الخبز

    • The waiter placed a warm breadbasket on the table.
    • She wove a beautiful breadbasket from willow branches.
    • The breadbasket was filled with rolls and croissants.
الصيغ
  • breadbaskets plural form
  • breadbaskets' possessive plural form
  • breadbasket's possessive singular form
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