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redcurrant
(ˈrɛdkʌrənt) (Brit) (Bot) (Culin)
n (c)
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小红(紅)浆(漿)果
(xiǎo hóngjiāngguǒ) (颗, kē)- (also redcurrant bush)
红(紅)浆(漿)果树(樹)
(hóngjiāngguǒ shù) (棵, kē)
- (also redcurrant bush)
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currant
(ˈkʌrnt)
n (c)
- (= dried grape)
无(無)子葡萄干(乾)
(wúzǐ pútáogān) (粒, lì)
- (also blackcurrant)
黑加仑(侖)
(hēijiālún)
- (also redcurrant)
红(紅)加仑(侖)
(hóngjiālún)
- (= bush) (also blackcurrant)
黑加仑(侖)灌木
(hēijiālún guànmù)
- (also redcurrant)
红(紅)加仑(侖)灌木
(hóngjiālún guànmù)
redcurrant
(redkʌrənt, US -kɜːr-)
Word forms: plural redcurrants
countable noun
Redcurrants are very small, bright red berries that grow in bunches on a bush and can be eaten as a fruit or cooked to make a sauce for meat. The bush on which they grow can also be called a redcurrant.
[British] ...roast lamb and redcurrant jelly.
redcurrant in British English
(ˈrɛdˈkʌrənt)
noun
1.
a N temperate shrub, Ribes rubrum, having greenish flowers and small edible rounded red berries: family Grossulariaceae
2.
a.
the fruit of this shrub
b.
(as modifier)
redcurrant jelly
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British English: redcurrant /ˈrɛdˈkʌrənt/ NOUN
Redcurrants are very small, bright red berries that grow in bunches on a bush and can be eaten as a fruit or cooked to make a sauce for meat.
- American English: red currant
- Arabic: كِشْمِشٌ أَحْمَر
- Brazilian Portuguese: groselha
- Chinese: 红浆果
- Croatian: crveni ribiz
- Czech: červený rybíz
- Danish: ribs
- Dutch: rode aalbes
- European Spanish: grosella roja
- Finnish: punainen viinimarja
- French: groseille
- German: rote Johannisbeere
- Greek: κόκκινο φραγκοστάφυλο
- Italian: ribes rosso
- Japanese: 赤スグリ
- Korean: 씨없는 건포도
- Norwegian: rips
- Polish: czerwona porzeczka
- European Portuguese: groselha
- Romanian: coacăză
- Russian: красная смородина
- Latin American Spanish: grosella roja
- Swedish: röda vinbär
- Thai: ลูกไม้สีแดงขนาดเล็กปลูกเป็นพุ่ม
- Turkish: kırmızı Frenk üzümü
- Ukrainian: порічки
- Vietnamese: quả lý chua