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calendula

/kəˈlɛn.djʊ.lə/

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noun

/kəˈlɛn.djʊ.lə/C1formalscientific
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее любое из многочисленных, в основном однолетних, травянистых растений рода Календула, широко культивируемых из-за их жёлтых или оранжевых цветов и часто используемых в лечебных и кулинарных целях.

A noun referring to any of numerous chiefly annual herbs of the genus Calendula, widely cultivated for their yellow or orange flowers and often used for medicinal and culinary purposes.

  1. A flowering plantB2formal

    Any of several annual plants of the genus Calendula, known for their bright yellow or orange flowers, often grown in gardens.

    ruКалендула

    • She planted calendula seeds in her garden for a splash of color.
    • The calendula flowers bloomed beautifully in the summer sun.
    • Calendula is a popular choice for borders and containers.

    Synonymsmarigoldpot marigold

  2. Medicinal useB2formalmedical

    The flowers of the calendula plant, used in herbal medicine for their anti-inflammatory and healing properties.

    ruЛечебное применение

    • Calendula cream is often applied to soothe minor burns and cuts.
    • Herbalists recommend calendula for its skin-healing benefits.
    • A tea made from calendula petals can help with digestive issues.

    Synonymscommon marigoldmarigoldpot marigold

  3. Culinary useB2informalculinary

    The petals of the calendula flower, sometimes used as a garnish or a substitute for saffron in cooking.

    ruКулинарное использование

    • She sprinkled calendula petals over the salad for color.
    • Calendula can be used to give rice a golden hue.
    • The chef added calendula to the soup for a subtle flavor.

    Synonymsmarigoldpot marigold

Forms
  • calendulas plural form
  • calendulas' possessive plural form
  • calendula's possessive singular form