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blackthorn

/ˈblæk.θɔːn/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um arbusto espinhoso da Eurásia com frutos semelhantes a ameixas, ou um espinheiro americano ereto, quase sem espinhos, com bagas ligeiramente piriformes.

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noun

/ˈblæk.θɔːn/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um arbusto espinhoso da Eurásia com frutos semelhantes a ameixas, ou um espinheiro americano ereto, quase sem espinhos, com bagas ligeiramente piriformes.

A noun referring to a thorny Eurasian bush with plumlike fruits, or an erect, almost thornless American hawthorn with somewhat pear-shaped berries.

  1. Thorny Eurasian shrubC1formal

    A thorny bush native to Eurasia, known for its dark bark and small, plum-like fruits called sloes.

    ptabrunheiro-bravo

    • The blackthorn hedge was nearly impenetrable due to its sharp thorns.
    • Sloe gin is traditionally made from the fruits of the blackthorn bush.
    • Blackthorn flowers appear in early spring before the leaves emerge.

    Sinônimossloe

  2. American hawthornC1formalamerican

    An erect, almost thornless hawthorn tree native to North America, producing somewhat pear-shaped berries.

    ptEspinheiro-americano

    • The blackthorn tree in the backyard produced small, pear-shaped berries.
    • Unlike its Eurasian namesake, the American blackthorn has very few thorns.
    • Birds are attracted to the berries of the American blackthorn in autumn.
Formas
  • blackthorns plural form
  • blackthorns' possessive plural form
  • blackthorn's possessive singular form