arugula in Irish
arugula in Irish is ruachán — arugula means a peppery salad green, also called rocket, with a distinctive sharp, slightly bitter flavor.
arugula in Irish
ruachán
A yellowish-flowered Mediterranean herb of the mustard family with flavoured leaves, often eaten in salads, that has a distinct, peppery flavor, of three species:
What does "arugula" mean?
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noun A peppery salad green, also called rocket, with a distinctive sharp, slightly bitter flavor.
"She tossed the arugula with olive oil, lemon, and shaved parmesan."
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arugula in a sentence
- She tossed the arugula with olive oil, lemon, and shaved parmesan.
- The pizza came topped with fresh arugula and prosciutto.
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What is "arugula" in Irish?
"arugula" in Irish is ruachán. arugula means: A peppery salad green, also called rocket, with a distinctive sharp, slightly bitter flavor.
How do you use "arugula" in a sentence?
Example: "She tossed the arugula with olive oil, lemon, and shaved parmesan." In Irish, "arugula" is ruachán.
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