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chickpea

/ˈtʃɪk.piː/

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noun

/ˈtʃɪk.piː/A2formalculinary
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее съедобное семя азиатского растения, обычно круглое и бежевое, используемое в различных кулинарных блюдах.

A noun referring to the edible seed of an Asiatic herb, typically round and beige, used in various culinary dishes.

  1. Edible seedA2formalculinary

    A round, beige seed from a plant, widely used in cooking, especially in Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and Indian cuisines.

    ruСъедобное семя

    • She added chickpeas to the salad for extra protein.
    • Hummus is made from mashed chickpeas, tahini, and lemon juice.
    • Chickpeas are a staple ingredient in many vegetarian dishes.
  2. Legume plantB1formalculinary

    An annual Asiatic herb (Cicer arietinum) cultivated for its short pods containing one or two edible seeds.

    ruБобовое растение

    • The farmer grows chickpeas in rotation with wheat.
    • Chickpea plants thrive in warm, dry climates.
    • The field was planted with chickpeas this season.

    Synonymsgarbanzo

  3. Dried legumeB1formalculinary

    A large, round, white or beige legume that is typically dried and used in cooking.

    ruСушеный бобовый

    • Dried chickpeas need to be soaked overnight before cooking.
    • She bought a bag of dried chickpeas from the market.
    • Canned chickpeas are a convenient alternative to dried ones.

    Synonymsgarbanzo

Forms
  • chickpeas plural form
  • chickpeas' possessive plural form
  • chickpea's possessive singular form