watercress

• Relativo al berro o que lo evoca; planta acuática de crecimiento rápido con hojas picantes, usada a menudo en ensaladas.

Relating to or resembling watercress, a fast-growing aquatic plant with pungent leaves, often used in salads.

1. C1formal

   A moderate yellow-green color that is greener and deeper than moss green, and yellower and darker than pea green.

   color berro

   • The artist used a watercress hue for the leaves in the painting.
   • Her dress was a lovely watercress shade, perfect for spring.
   • The walls were painted a subtle watercress green.

• Sustantivo que designa varias plantas acuáticas de la familia de las crucíferas, de hojas comestibles y sabor ligeramente picante, que crecen en aguas limpias y se usan en ensaladas o como guarnición.

A noun referring to any of several water-loving cresses that grow in clear ponds and streams, often used in salads or as a garnish.

1. Aquatic plantB1formal

   A fast-growing, aquatic or semi-aquatic perennial plant with small, round, dark green leaves and a peppery, tangy flavor, often found in clear, slow-moving streams and ponds.

   Berro de agua

   • Watercress is a popular ingredient in salads and soups.
   • The clear stream was full of fresh watercress.
   • She added a handful of watercress to the sandwich for a peppery kick.

2. Edible cressB1formal

   Any of several water-loving cresses, especially Nasturtium officinale, used as a leafy vegetable for its crisp texture and pungent taste.

   Berro de agua

   • Watercress is often used in British cuisine, particularly in sandwiches.
   • The farmer cultivated watercress in shallow, flowing water beds.
   • A garnish of watercress adds a fresh, spicy note to the dish.

   Sinónimoscress