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black walnut

/blæk ˈwɔːlnʌt/

Tradução: Espécie de nogueira (Juglans nigra), nativa do leste da América do Norte, valorizada pela madeira dura de cor escura e pelas nozes comestíveis de sabor terroso intenso.

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/blæk ˈwɔːlnʌt/B2formal
  • ptEspécie de nogueira (Juglans nigra), nativa do leste da América do Norte, valorizada pela madeira dura de cor escura e pelas nozes comestíveis de sabor terroso intenso.

A type of tree (Juglans nigra) native to eastern North America, valued for its dark, richly colored hardwood and edible nuts with a strong, earthy flavor.

  1. Tree speciesB2formalamerican

    A large deciduous tree native to eastern North America, valued for its dark, rich wood and edible nuts.

    ptEspécie de árvore

    • The black walnut tree in our backyard is over a hundred years old.
    • Black walnut wood is highly prized for making fine furniture.
    • The leaves of the black walnut tree turn yellow in autumn.
  2. Edible nutB2formalamerican

    The nut of the black walnut tree, which has a hard, thick shell and a rich, earthy flavor.

    ptNoz-preta comestível

    • Black walnuts have a stronger, more distinct taste than English walnuts.
    • Cracking open a black walnut requires a heavy hammer.
    • She used black walnuts in her famous chocolate cake recipe.