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rutabaga

/ˌruː.təˈbeɪ.ɡə/

Traduction: Légume-racine volumineux, généralement à chair jaune, issu d'une plante crucifère et souvent utilisé dans l'alimentation.

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/ˌruː.təˈbeɪ.ɡə/B1formal
  • frLégume-racine volumineux, généralement à chair jaune, issu d'une plante crucifère et souvent utilisé dans l'alimentation.

A noun referring to a large, yellow root vegetable from a cruciferous plant, commonly used as food.

  1. Edible root vegetableB1formalculinary

    A large, round, yellow-fleshed root vegetable with a slightly sweet and earthy flavor, often used in cooking.

    frRutabaga (légume-racine)

    • She mashed the rutabaga with butter and cream for a side dish.
    • Rutabaga is a common ingredient in hearty winter stews.
    • He roasted the rutabaga with carrots and parsnips.

    Synonymesswede

  2. Cruciferous plantB2formal

    A plant of the mustard family, grown for its thick, bulbous, edible yellow root.

    frchou-navet ou rutabaga

    • The farmer harvested the rutabaga plants in late autumn.
    • Rutabaga is a hardy cruciferous vegetable that thrives in cool climates.
    • The leaves of the rutabaga plant are also edible.

    Synonymesswede

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