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cashew

/ˈkæʃ.uː/

Traducción: El anacardo es un árbol tropical de hoja perenne originario de América, cuyos frutos son nueces en forma de riñón que solo son comestibles después de tostarse. También se refiere a la propia semilla comestible.

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noun

/ˈkæʃ.uː/B1formal
  • esEl anacardo es un árbol tropical de hoja perenne originario de América, cuyos frutos son nueces en forma de riñón que solo son comestibles después de tostarse. También se refiere a la propia semilla comestible.

A noun referring to a tropical American evergreen tree that produces kidney-shaped nuts, which are edible only after being roasted.

  1. Tropical treeB1formal

    An evergreen tree native to tropical America that produces kidney-shaped nuts which are edible only after roasting.

    esÁrbol de anacardo

    • The cashew tree thrives in warm, humid climates.
    • Farmers cultivate cashew trees for their valuable nuts.
    • The cashew tree can grow up to 12 meters tall.
  2. Edible nutA2formal

    The kidney-shaped nut of the cashew tree, which is safe to eat only after being roasted.

    esAnacardo (nuez comestible)

    • She added roasted cashews to the salad for extra crunch.
    • Cashews are a popular ingredient in many Asian dishes.
    • He bought a bag of salted cashews for the party.
Formas
  • cashews plural form
  • cashews' possessive plural form
  • cashew's possessive singular form