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artichoke

/ˈɑːr.tɪ.tʃoʊk/

Traduction: Nom désignant une plante méditerranéenne proche du chardon, cultivée pour son gros capitule comestible, dont les bractées charnues et le cœur sont généralement consommés comme légume.

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/ˈɑːr.tɪ.tʃoʊk/B1formalculinary
  • frNom désignant une plante méditerranéenne proche du chardon, cultivée pour son gros capitule comestible, dont les bractées charnues et le cœur sont généralement consommés comme légume.

A noun referring to a Mediterranean thistle-like plant cultivated for its large edible flower head, which has fleshy leaves and a heart that are commonly eaten as a vegetable.

  1. Edible plantB1formalculinary

    A Mediterranean thistle-like plant cultivated for its large, edible flower head.

    frArtichaut

    • She prepared a delicious dip with artichoke hearts.
    • The artichoke is a popular ingredient in Mediterranean cuisine.
    • He learned how to trim and cook an artichoke properly.

    Synonymesglobe artichoke

  2. Edible flower headB1formalculinary

    The thistle-like flower head of this plant, with edible fleshy leaves and a heart.

    frArtichaut (capitule floral comestible)

    • The artichoke's leaves are often steamed and eaten with butter.
    • He carefully removed the choke from the artichoke before serving.
    • Grilled artichoke halves make a tasty appetizer.

    Synonymesglobe artichoke

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  • artichokes plural form
  • artichokes' possessive plural form
  • artichoke's possessive singular form