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lettuce

/ˈlet.ɪs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una hortaliza de hoja verde del género Lactuca, utilizada comúnmente en ensaladas; también se usa de manera informal para referirse al dinero.

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noun

/ˈlet.ɪs/A2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa una hortaliza de hoja verde del género Lactuca, utilizada comúnmente en ensaladas; también se usa de manera informal para referirse al dinero.

A noun referring to a leafy green vegetable from the genus Lactuca, commonly used in salads; also used informally as a term for money.

  1. Leafy vegetableA1formalculinary

    A plant with edible green leaves, commonly used in salads and sandwiches.

    esLechuga (verdura de hoja)

    • I bought a head of lettuce for the salad.
    • She added some fresh lettuce to her sandwich.
    • The garden is full of crisp, green lettuce.

    Sinónimossalad greens

  2. Slang for moneyB2slangamerican

    An informal term used to refer to money, especially paper currency.

    esLettuce (dinero)

    • He's got a lot of lettuce from that deal.
    • I need to earn some more lettuce to pay the bills.
    • They flashed their lettuce at the casino.

    Sinónimosbreadcabbagecashdoughscratch

  3. Any plant of the genus LactucaB2formalscientific

    A broad term for various plants belonging to the Lactuca genus, which includes cultivated lettuce and wild relatives.

    esLechuga (género Lactuca)

    • Wild lettuce is often found in temperate regions.
    • The botanist studied different species of Lactuca.
    • Some types of lettuce are grown for their medicinal properties.

    Sinónimoslactuca

Formas
  • lettuces plural form
  • lettuces' possessive plural form
  • lettuce's possessive singular form
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