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caltrop

/ˈkæl.trəp/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее растение или сорняк с колючими плодами или орешками, часто встречающееся в тропических или средиземноморских регионах и известное своими колючими защитными приспособлениями.

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noun

/ˈkæl.trəp/C2formalscientific
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее растение или сорняк с колючими плодами или орешками, часто встречающееся в тропических или средиземноморских регионах и известное своими колючими защитными приспособлениями.

A noun referring to a plant or weed with spiny fruits or nutlets, often found in tropical or Mediterranean regions and known for its prickly defenses.

  1. Weed with spiny fruitC2formalscientific

    A tropical annual plant with a low-growing, trailing habit, known for its poisonous properties and fruit that splits into five sharp, spiny segments; often a problematic weed in pastures.

    ruЯкорцы стелющиеся

    • The farmer struggled to control the caltrop infestation in his field.
    • Caltrop is considered a serious pasture weed in many tropical regions.
    • The spiny nutlets of the caltrop can injure livestock.
  2. Water chestnut plantC2formalscientific

    An aquatic plant of the genus Trapa, which produces a hard, four-pronged, edible nut-like fruit.

    ruВодяной орех

    • The caltrop plant grows in slow-moving freshwater ponds.
    • The nut-like fruit of the caltrop is sometimes harvested for food.
    • Water caltrop has distinctive spiny fruits that resemble a weapon.

    Синонимыwater caltropwater chestnut

  3. Thistle-like herbC2formalscientific

    A Mediterranean plant, either annual or biennial, with pinkish to purple flowers surrounded by spine-tipped scales; it has become naturalized in parts of America.

    ruЯкорцы стелющиеся

    • The caltrop's spiny scales make it difficult to handle without gloves.
    • This Mediterranean caltrop has naturalized in many American fields.
    • The pinkish flowers of the caltrop are quite distinctive.

    Синонимыstar-thistle

Формы
  • caltrops plural form
  • caltrops' possessive plural form
  • caltrop's possessive singular form