rapeseed in Latin
rapeseed in Latin is nāpus — rapeseed means the seed of the rape plant, pressed to make vegetable oil and used widely for animal feed.
rapeseed in Latin
nāpus
The seed of the rape plant (Brassica napus), used widely for animal feed and vegetable oil.
What does "rapeseed" mean?
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noun The seed of the rape plant, pressed to make vegetable oil and used widely for animal feed.
"Rapeseed is crushed to produce cooking oil."
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noun The plant itself, a crop grown for its oil-rich seeds.
"Fields of rapeseed turn bright yellow in early summer."
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rapeseed in a sentence
- Rapeseed is crushed to produce cooking oil.
- Farmers grow rapeseed both for its oil and as animal feed.
- Fields of rapeseed turn bright yellow in early summer.
- The tractor worked its way through rows of rapeseed.
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What is "rapeseed" in Latin?
"rapeseed" in Latin is nāpus. rapeseed means: The seed of the rape plant, pressed to make vegetable oil and used widely for animal feed.
How do you use "rapeseed" in a sentence?
Example: "Rapeseed is crushed to produce cooking oil." In Latin, "rapeseed" is nāpus.
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