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earthnut

/ˈɜːrθ.nʌt/

翻译: 名词,指几种可食用的地下植物或真菌,包括块菌、某些块茎植物和花生。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈɜːrθ.nʌt/C2formal
  • zh名词,指几种可食用的地下植物或真菌,包括块菌、某些块茎植物和花生。

A noun referring to any of several edible subterranean plants or fungi, including truffles, certain tuberous plants, and peanuts.

  1. Edible fungusC1formal

    Any of several highly valued underground fungi of the genus Tuber that grow naturally in southwestern Europe and are used in cooking.

    zh块菌

    • The chef shaved fresh earthnut over the pasta.
    • Earthnuts are often hunted with trained dogs or pigs.
    • This variety of earthnut is particularly prized in French cuisine.

    同义词truffle

  2. Plant with edible tubersB2formal

    A common European plant whose tubers can be eaten and have a flavor similar to roasted chestnuts.

    zh块茎可食用植物

    • The earthnut plant grows wild in many European meadows.
    • She dug up earthnuts to add to the stew.
    • Earthnuts were once a staple food in some rural areas.

    同义词groundnutpignut

  3. Peanut seed podA2informalbritish

    The pod of the peanut vine that usually contains two or three seeds; also called groundnut or monkey nut in British English.

    zh花生荚

    • Kids love eating roasted earthnuts at the fair.
    • He bought a bag of earthnuts from the street vendor.
    • Earthnuts are a common snack in the United Kingdom.

    同义词groundnutmonkey nut

  4. Truffle (alternative term)C1formal

    An edible subterranean fungus of the genus Tuber, often used synonymously with truffle.

    zh松露(别称)

    • The earthnut found in the forest was enormous.
    • Earthnut harvesting requires special permits in some regions.
    • This earthnut has a strong, earthy aroma.

    同义词truffle

词形
  • earthnuts plural form
  • earthnuts' possessive plural form
  • earthnut's possessive singular form
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