Definition of barilla in English:

barilla

noun bəˈrɪləbəˈrilə

mass noun

An impure alkali formerly made from the ashes of burnt plants, especially saltworts.
Example sentencesExamples
- To make matters worse at the time he succeeded to the ownership of Barra, the Government reduced the duty on imported barilla, knocking out the prop which kept the kelping industry afloat.
- Halogeton sativus is one of the plants from which barilla was made.
- Their ash (sometimes called barilla, the common name for one of them, Salsola soda) was used in the production of glass; hence the name ‘glasswort’.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Spanish barrilla, diminutive of barra 'bar'.

Definition of barilla in US English:

barilla

nounbəˈrilə

An impure alkali formerly made from the ashes of burned plants, especially saltworts.
Example sentencesExamples
- Their ash (sometimes called barilla, the common name for one of them, Salsola soda) was used in the production of glass; hence the name ‘glasswort’.
- Halogeton sativus is one of the plants from which barilla was made.
- To make matters worse at the time he succeeded to the ownership of Barra, the Government reduced the duty on imported barilla, knocking out the prop which kept the kelping industry afloat.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Spanish barrilla, diminutive of barra ‘bar’.

单词	barilla
释义	Definition of barilla in English: barilla noun bəˈrɪləbəˈrilə mass noun An impure alkali formerly made from the ashes of burnt plants, especially saltworts. Example sentencesExamples To make matters worse at the time he succeeded to the ownership of Barra, the Government reduced the duty on imported barilla, knocking out the prop which kept the kelping industry afloat. Halogeton sativus is one of the plants from which barilla was made. Their ash (sometimes called barilla, the common name for one of them, Salsola soda) was used in the production of glass; hence the name ‘glasswort’. Origin Early 17th century: from Spanish barrilla, diminutive of barra 'bar'. Definition of barilla in US English: barilla nounbəˈrilə An impure alkali formerly made from the ashes of burned plants, especially saltworts. Example sentencesExamples Their ash (sometimes called barilla, the common name for one of them, Salsola soda) was used in the production of glass; hence the name ‘glasswort’. Halogeton sativus is one of the plants from which barilla was made. To make matters worse at the time he succeeded to the ownership of Barra, the Government reduced the duty on imported barilla, knocking out the prop which kept the kelping industry afloat. Origin Early 17th century: from Spanish barrilla, diminutive of barra ‘bar’.
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