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pineapple

1 [ˈpaɪnˌæp(ə)l] substantive

EKI Combined Dictionary 2026

Last modified 18.03.2024

Meanings

suur väga mahlane kollase sisuga ananassitaime vili

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Terminological databases

EKI terminibaas Esterm

ID 705543 Last modified 30.12.2004
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Domain Agriculture - Food Industry - Livestock Industry - FisheriesBiology - Biotechnology
pineapple preferred
ananas
  • hrl troopikamaades kultiveeritav lihakate lehtede ja maitsva vilikonnaga rohttaim
  • selle taime suur käbijas vilikond
  • the juicy edible fruit of the Ananas, Ananassa sativa, a large collective fruit developed from a conical spike of flowers, and surmounted by a crown of small leaves; so called from its resemblance to a pine-cone
  • the plant which bears this, Ananassa sativa (N.O. Bromeliaceę), a native of tropical South America, widely cultivated in tropical countries generally, and in hot-houses also in temperate climates
ananass
pineapple preferred
Usage examples
  • Because of the special conditions affecting the Community market in tinned pineapple, and in particular because of the need for the industry to maintain prices that are competitive in relation to the prices fixed by the main producing third countries a system of production aid should be established so that tinned pineapple may be produced at a lower price than than which would result if the producers of fresh pineapples were paid a remunerative price.
ananas
pine-apple
ananas
Ananas
ananas

Aianduse terminibaas

ID 508531 Last modified 12.01.2024
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Domain fruit
  • troopikamaades kasvatatav maitsva vilikonna ja lihakate lehtedega rohttaim
Ananas

Kokanduse terminibaas

ID 463520 Last modified 02.03.2023
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Domain puuviljad

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