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wild sage

/waɪld seɪdʒ/

Traducción: Nombre común de varias especies de arbustos o hierbas aromáticas del género Salvia, frecuentes en regiones secas o montañosas, conocidas por sus hojas verde grisáceas y su fuerte olor.

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/waɪld seɪdʒ/B1formal
  • esNombre común de varias especies de arbustos o hierbas aromáticas del género Salvia, frecuentes en regiones secas o montañosas, conocidas por sus hojas verde grisáceas y su fuerte olor.

A common name for several species of aromatic shrubs or herbs in the genus Salvia, often found in dry or mountainous regions, known for their silvery-green leaves and strong scent.

  1. Aromatic plantB1formal

    A common name for various species of sage (Salvia) that grow in the wild, known for their strong, earthy aroma and medicinal properties.

    esSalvia silvestre

    • Wild sage grows abundantly on the hillsides of California.
    • The hiker recognized the scent of wild sage on the trail.
    • Wild sage is often used in traditional herbal remedies.
  2. Herbal remedyB2formal

    Wild sage used in folk medicine for its antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and digestive properties.

    esSalvia silvestre

    • A tea made from wild sage is believed to soothe a sore throat.
    • Some people burn wild sage for its cleansing smoke.
    • Wild sage oil is applied topically to reduce swelling.