древесный гриб
Translation of древесный гриб
wood ear
Meaning of древесный гриб
тонкий тёмный, похожий на ухо; растёт на стволах, хрустит в блюдах
a dark, thin mushroom that grows on wood and stays crunchy when cooked
Transcription and pronunciation of древесный гриб
древе́сный гри́б
Stress: древесный — 2nd syllable
- Transcription
- [drʲɪˈvʲesnɨj ɡrʲip]
- In Latin letters
- drevesnyy grib
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We found wood ear on an old log.
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Мы нашли древесный гриб на старом бревне.
Wood ear is dark and crunchy.
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Древесный гриб тёмный и хрустящий.
древесный гриб synonyms
What's the difference between древесный гриб, муэр, and аурикулярия
Chinese name, common on menus and packets.
The scientific name of this fungus; rare in everyday speech.
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What does древесный гриб mean?
a dark, thin mushroom that grows on wood and stays crunchy when cooked
How do you pronounce древесный гриб?
древесный гриб is pronounced [drʲɪˈvʲesnɨj ɡrʲip], in Latin letters “drevesnyy grib”.
How is древесный гриб used in a sentence?
We found wood ear on an old log. Translation: Мы нашли древесный гриб на старом бревне.
Is древесный гриб part of Mushrooms vocabulary?
Yes, древесный гриб (wood ear) can be learned in the Mushrooms topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is древесный гриб part of Food vocabulary?
Yes, древесный гриб (wood ear) can be learned in the Food topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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