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Meaning of Beet | Babel Free

Noun CEFR C2 Specialized

biːt

Definitions

Beta vulgaris, a plant with a swollen root which is eaten or used to make sugar.
countable, uncountable
A surname.
A beetroot; a swollen root of such a plant used as a culinary vegetable.
Canada, US, countable, uncountable

Equivalents

العربية البنجر بنجر شمندر

Azərbaycanca çuğundur

Беларуская бурак

Български цвекло

Bosanski bede beta piti repa репа

Català bleda-rave remolatxa

Čeština řepa řepný řepový

Dansk bede

Deutsch Bete Rote Bete Rübe

Ελληνικά ζαχαρότευτλο κοκκινογούλι

Esperanto beto

Español betabel betarraga betarrata beterava beterraga remolacha

Eesti peet

فارسی چغندر

Suomi juurikas

Français bette betterave

Galego beterraba remolacha

ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi Pika

עברית סלק

हिन्दी चुक़ंदर

Hrvatski bede beta piti repa репа

Magyar cékla cukorrépa

Հայերեն բազուկ ճակնդեղ

Italiano barbabietola bieta bietola

日本語ビーツヒートビートルート赤蕪

ქართული ჭარხალი

한국어 근대 비트

Kurdî bêdê bête biet rube

Кыргызча кызылча

Latina beta

Latviešu biete

Te Reo Māori piti

Македонски репка

Nederlands biet kroot

Polski buraczany burak

Português beterraba

Română nap sfeclă

Русский свёкла

Shqip panxhar rrepë

Српски bede beta piti repa репа

Svenska rödbeta rova

தமிழ் செங்கிழங்கு பீட்ரூட்

ትግርኛ ሱር

Tagalog remolatsa

Türkçe çükündür pancar

Українська буряк буряковий

Examples

“The beet is a hardy species.”

“In general, beets, carrots, and turnips are all of aphrodisiac value in erotic dietary.”

“In the past several years, Moonbelly and Faria, two bakeries whose flaky croissants and elegant loaves rival those at Du Pain et des Idées in Paris, have opened, with rotating offerings of buckwheat coffee cake, roasted bok choy-milk bread buns and focaccia sandwiches stuffed with beet and feta sold under the moniker “girl dinner.””

CEFR level

Mastery
This word is part of the CEFR C2 vocabulary — mastery level.

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Meaning of Beet | Babel Free

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