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teaberry

/ˈtiːˌbɛri/

Traduction: Nom désignant un arbuste rampant d'Amérique du Nord orientale, connu pour ses fleurs blanches en clochettes, ses baies rouges épicées et ses feuilles aromatiques dont on extrait l'huile de gaulthérie.

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/ˈtiːˌbɛri/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un arbuste rampant d'Amérique du Nord orientale, connu pour ses fleurs blanches en clochettes, ses baies rouges épicées et ses feuilles aromatiques dont on extrait l'huile de gaulthérie.

A noun referring to a creeping shrub native to eastern North America, known for its white bell-shaped flowers, spicy red berrylike fruit, and aromatic leaves that yield wintergreen oil.

  1. PlantC1formalamericanscientific

    A low-growing evergreen shrub native to eastern North America, known for its white bell-shaped flowers, bright red berries, and aromatic leaves that produce wintergreen oil.

    frThé des bois

    • The teaberry shrub thrives in the shaded forests of the Appalachian region.
    • During autumn, the teaberry's red berries stand out against the green leaves.
    • The leaves of the teaberry plant are traditionally used to make a fragrant tea.

    Synonymesboxberrycheckerberrygroundberrymountain teapartridgeberrywintergreen

  2. C1formalamericanscientific

    The spicy, red, berry-like fruit of the teaberry plant, which is the source of wintergreen oil.

    frBaie de thé

    • The teaberry fruit has a distinct, spicy flavor reminiscent of wintergreen.
    • Wild teaberries are sometimes foraged and used in jams or candies.
    • The oil extracted from teaberries is a key ingredient in some medicinal balms.

    Synonymesboxberrycheckerberrypartridgeberry

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  • teaberry's possessive singular form