corn in Czech
corn in Czech is kuří oko — corn means a tall cereal plant grown for its large yellow kernels, called maize outside North America.
corn in Czech
kuří oko
A type of callus, usually on the feet or hands.
What does "corn" mean?
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noun A tall cereal plant grown for its large yellow kernels, called maize outside North America.
"We roasted fresh corn on the grill and ate it with butter."
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noun In British English, the main cereal grain grown in a particular region (such as wheat).
"The mill ground local corn into flour for the village bakery."
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noun A small, hard patch of thickened skin, usually on the foot, caused by friction.
"The chemist sold her a small pad to protect the corn on her heel."
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noun Something considered old-fashioned, sentimental, or cheesy, especially in entertainment.
"Some people find that old holiday song pure corn, but others love it."
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corn in a sentence
- We roasted fresh corn on the grill and ate it with butter.
- The farmer harvested the corn in late autumn before the first frost.
- The mill ground local corn into flour for the village bakery.
- Farmers in the region cut their corn once the weather turned dry.
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What is "corn" in Czech?
"corn" in Czech is kuří oko. corn means: A tall cereal plant grown for its large yellow kernels, called maize outside North America.
How do you use "corn" in a sentence?
Example: "We roasted fresh corn on the grill and ate it with butter." In Czech, "corn" is kuří oko.
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