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peppermint

/ˈpɛp.ə.mɪnt/

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noun

/ˈpɛp.ə.mɪnt/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее траву с пушистыми листьями и мелкими пурпурными или белыми цветами, дающую пряное масло, используемое как ароматизатор; также красное эвкалиптовое дерево Тасмании или конфета со вкусом мятного масла.

A noun referring to a herb with downy leaves and small purple or white flowers that yields a pungent oil used as a flavoring, also a red gum tree of Tasmania, or a candy flavored with peppermint oil.

  1. Aromatic herbA2formalculinary

    A plant with soft, downy leaves and small purple or white flowers, known for its strong, refreshing oil used to flavor food and drinks.

    ruМята перечная

    • She added fresh peppermint leaves to the tea.
    • Peppermint oil is often used in toothpaste and chewing gum.
    • The garden was filled with the scent of peppermint.
  2. Tasmanian treeC1formalaustralianscientific

    A type of red gum tree native to Tasmania, known for its distinctive bark and wood.

    ruТасманийское дерево

    • The peppermint tree is a common sight in Tasmanian forests.
    • Wood from the peppermint gum is used for furniture.
    • Botanists studied the unique properties of the Tasmanian peppermint.
  3. Peppermint candyA1informalculinary

    A sweet confection flavored with peppermint oil, often round or striped and known for its refreshing taste.

    ruМятная конфета

    • She offered me a peppermint after dinner.
    • The children love the red and white striped peppermints.
    • Peppermint candies are popular during the holiday season.

    Synonymsmintpeppermint candy

Forms
  • peppermints plural form
  • peppermints' possessive plural form
  • peppermint's possessive singular form
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