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wild garlic

/waɪld ˈɡɑːrlɪk/

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B1formalcommonculinary/waɪld ˈɡɑːrlɪk/

A bulbous perennial plant (Allium ursinum) that grows in woodlands, with broad leaves and white star-shaped flowers, known for its strong garlic-like smell and flavor, commonly used in cooking.

  • 🇷🇺Луковичное многолетнее растение (Allium ursinum), растущее в лесах, с широкими листьями и белыми звездчатыми цветами, известное своим сильным чесночным запахом и вкусом, часто используемое в кулинарии.
  1. Edible plant B1 formal

    A wild plant with long, pointed leaves and a strong garlic smell, often used in cooking.

    • Wild garlic is often foraged in the spring.
    • She added wild garlic to the salad for extra flavor.
    • Wild garlic pesto is a popular alternative to basil pesto.

    🇷🇺Съедобное растение

  2. Botanical description B2 formal

    A bulbous perennial plant (Allium ursinum) native to Europe and Asia, commonly found in woodlands.

    • Wild garlic grows in damp, shady areas.
    • The leaves of wild garlic are edible and have a mild garlic taste.
    • Botanists classify wild garlic as a member of the Allium family.

    🇷🇺Черемша