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nectar

/ˈnek.tər/

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noun

/ˈnek.tər/B2formal
  • ruСладкая жидкость, выделяемая растениями для привлечения опылителей, или неразбавленный фруктовый сок; в классической мифологии — напиток богов, дарующий бессмертие.

A sweet liquid secreted by plants to attract pollinators, or undiluted fruit juice; in classical mythology, it is the drink of the gods that grants immortality.

uncountable

  1. Sweet plant liquidB1formalscientific

    A sugary fluid produced by flowers, which attracts insects and birds for pollination.

    ruСладкая жидкость растений

    • Bees collect nectar from flowers to make honey.
    • The hummingbird feeds on the nectar of tropical plants.
    • Some flowers produce more nectar than others to attract pollinators.
  2. B1informalculinary

    A thick, sweet fruit juice, often undiluted or used as a base for drinks.

    ruФруктовый нектар

    • She poured a glass of peach nectar for breakfast.
    • The cocktail was made with mango nectar and rum.
    • You can buy apricot nectar in cans at the grocery store.
  3. Mythological drink of godsC1formalart

    In classical mythology, the drink (or sometimes food) of the gods, granting immortality to those who consumed it.

    ruНектар

    • In Greek myths, the gods feasted on ambrosia and nectar.
    • The hero was offered nectar to become immortal.
    • Nectar was said to be a golden liquid that gave eternal youth.

    Synonymsambrosia

Forms
  • nectars plural form
  • nectars' possessive plural form
  • nectar's possessive singular form
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