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cranberry

/ˈkræn.bər.i/

Tradução: Pequena baga vermelha e ácida que cresce em arbustos baixos, frequentemente usada em molhos, sucos e assados.

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noun

/ˈkræn.bər.i/B1formal
  • ptPequena baga vermelha e ácida que cresce em arbustos baixos, frequentemente usada em molhos, sucos e assados.

A small, sour, red berry that grows on low shrubs, commonly used in sauces, juices, and baked goods.

  1. A tart red berryA2formal

    A small, round, red fruit that grows on low shrubs, often used in sauces, juices, and baked goods.

    ptOxicoco

    • She added dried cranberries to the salad for extra flavor.
    • Cranberry juice is often recommended for urinary tract health.
    • We made a traditional cranberry sauce for Thanksgiving dinner.
  2. The plant that produces the berryB1formal

    A low-growing evergreen shrub (genus Vaccinium) that produces cranberries, typically found in bogs.

    ptOxicoco (planta)

    • Cranberries are harvested from flooded bogs in the autumn.
    • The cranberry plant thrives in acidic, wet soil.
    • Farmers carefully manage the water levels for cranberry cultivation.
Formas
  • cranberries plural form
  • cranberries' possessive plural form
  • cranberry's possessive singular form