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herb

/hɜːb/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una planta o parte de ella, valorada por sus propiedades medicinales, aromáticas o para dar sabor, empleada a menudo en cocina o como remedio.

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noun

/hɜːb/A2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa una planta o parte de ella, valorada por sus propiedades medicinales, aromáticas o para dar sabor, empleada a menudo en cocina o como remedio.

A noun referring to a plant or plant part valued for its medicinal, savory, or aromatic qualities, often used in cooking or as a remedy.

  1. Culinary herbA2formalculinary

    A plant whose leaves, seeds, or flowers are used for flavoring food.

    esHierba culinaria

    • She added fresh basil and oregano, two popular herbs, to the pasta sauce.
    • Rosemary is a fragrant herb often used with roasted meats.
    • The recipe calls for a teaspoon of dried thyme, a versatile herb.

    Sinónimosaromaticcondimentflavoringpotherbseasoningspice

  2. Medicinal herbB1formalmedical

    A plant used for its medicinal properties, often in traditional or alternative medicine.

    esPlanta medicinal

    • Echinacea is an herb believed to boost the immune system.
    • Ginger is a common herb used to relieve nausea.
    • Many ancient cultures relied on local herbs for healing.

    Sinónimossimple

  3. General plantB2formal

    Any plant with a non-woody stem that dies down to the ground after flowering.

    esPlanta herbácea

    • The garden is full of flowering herbs and shrubs.
    • Botanists classify this plant as a perennial herb.
    • Herbs are often grown in small pots on windowsills.

    Sinónimosherbaceous plant

Formas
  • herbs plural form
  • herbs' possessive plural form
  • herb's possessive singular form
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