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Nuts and Seeds

Nuts and Seeds: 16 words from the ZapomniEnglish 10,000+ word base. Translation, transcription, pronunciation, examples, and flashcards.

Practice nuts and seeds in German with Chinese hints. First see the meaning in Chinese, then recall the German word, with pronunciation, images, audio, and flashcards.

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杏仁
die Mandel
[ˈmandl̩]
nounB2
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巴西坚果
die Paranuss
[ˈpaːʁaˌnʊs]
nounC1
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腰果
die Cashew
[ˈkæʃuː]
nounB2
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奇亚籽
der Chiasamen
[ˈçiːaˌzaːmən]
nounC1
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亚麻籽
der Leinsamen
[ˈlaɪ̯nˌzaːmən]
nounC1
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榛子
die Haselnuss
[ˈhaːzl̩nʊs]
nounC1
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夏威夷果
die Macadamia
[ˌmakadaˈmiːa]
nounC1
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花生
die Erdnuss
[ˈeːɐ̯tnʊs]
nounA2
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碧根果
die Pekannuss
[ˈpeːkanˌnʊs]
nounC1
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松子
der Pinienkern
[ˈpiːni̯ənkɛʁn]
nounC1
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开心果
die Pistazie
[pɪˈstaːtsi̯ə]
nounC1
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罂粟籽
der Mohn
[moːn]
nounB2
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南瓜子
der Kürbiskern
[ˈkyʁbɪsˌkɛʁn]
nounB2
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芝麻
der Sesam
[zeˈzaːm]
nounB2
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葵花籽
die Sonnenblumenkerne
[ˈzɔnənˌbluːmənˌkɛʁnə]
nounB1
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核桃
die Walnuss
[ˈvaːlˌnʊs]
nounB2
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