girasol

• Sustantivo que puede designar una variedad de ópalo con colores ardientes naranjas, amarillos y rojos, o una planta alta y perenne con tallos peludos y hojas, ampliamente cultivada por sus tubérculos grandes, de forma irregular y comestibles.

A noun that can refer either to a type of opal displaying fiery orange, yellow, and red colors, or to a tall perennial plant with hairy stems and leaves, widely cultivated for its large, irregular edible tubers.

1. Fire opalC1formal

   A type of opal that displays a fiery play of colors, typically in shades of orange, yellow, and red.

   Ópalo de fuego

   • The jeweler displayed a stunning girasol with vibrant orange and red flashes.
   • Girasols are highly valued for their intense, warm color play.
   • She wore a necklace set with a large girasol opal.

   Sinónimosfire opal

2. Jerusalem artichokeB2formalculinary

   A tall sunflower species grown for its edible, knobby tubers that have a nutty flavor.

   aguaturma

   • The farmer harvested a large crop of girasol tubers this autumn.
   • Girasol can be roasted or boiled and used in soups.
   • The plant's tall stems and leaves make it a distinctive addition to the garden.

   Sinónimosjerusalem artichokesunchoke