carob in Irish
carob in Irish is carúb — carob means an evergreen tree or shrub, Ceratonia siliqua, native to the Mediterranean region.
carob in Irish
carúb
What does "carob" mean?
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noun An evergreen tree or shrub, Ceratonia siliqua, native to the Mediterranean region.
"Carob trees grow well in dry, rocky soil."
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noun The pod produced by the carob tree.
"Farmers used to feed carob to their animals in winter."
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noun A sweet, chocolate-like food made from the pulp of the carob pod.
"The bar was made with carob instead of chocolate."
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carob in a sentence
- Carob trees grow well in dry, rocky soil.
- A row of carob trees lined the old farm track.
- Farmers used to feed carob to their animals in winter.
- She snapped open a dried carob and tasted the pulp inside.
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What is "carob" in Irish?
"carob" in Irish is carúb. carob means: An evergreen tree or shrub, Ceratonia siliqua, native to the Mediterranean region.
How do you use "carob" in a sentence?
Example: "Carob trees grow well in dry, rocky soil." In Irish, "carob" is carúb.
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