Beetroot Meaning in English
word
ˈbiːtɹuːt
BEET-root
bˈiːtɹuːt
BEET-root
Definição
A round, dark red vegetable that grows underground and is often used in salads, juices, and cooking.
Uso & Nuances
Common in British English; in American English, 'beet' is more frequent. Usually refers to the root, not the leaves. Often used in 'beetroot salad', 'pickled beetroot', or as a natural food coloring. Not to be confused with 'sugar beet', which is grown for sugar production.
Spanish: remolachaPortuguese (BR): beterrabaPortuguese (PT): beterrabaChinese (Simplified): 甜菜根Chinese (Traditional): 甜菜根Hindi: चुकंदरArabic: شمندرBengali: বিটরুট - বিট (সবজি)Russian: свёклаJapanese: ビートルート - ビーツVietnamese: củ dềnKorean: 비트 - 비트루트Turkish: pancarUrdu: چقندرIndonesian: bit - bit merah
Frases de Exemplo
I like to eat beetroot in my salad.
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Beetroot is a good source of vitamins.
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She made a soup with beetroot and potatoes.
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Try roasting beetroot with olive oil for a sweet, earthy flavor.
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My hands turned purple after I peeled the beetroot.
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Be careful—beetroot stains are hard to remove!
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