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cornstalks

/ˈkɔrnˌstɔks/ /ˈkɔrnˌstɑks/

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noun

Tallos de maíz

The tough, fibrous stalk of a corn (maize) plant, often ground for silage after harvest.

Examples :

"After the corn was harvested, the farmer ground the dried cornstalks into silage to feed his cows. "

Después de cosechar el maíz, el agricultor molió los tallos de maíz secos en ensilado para alimentar a sus vacas.

agriculture plant food material environment

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noun

Tallos de maíz

A single specimen of a corn plant once past the seedling stage and which may, at maturity, bear multiple ears of corn.

Examples :

"The farmer walked through the field, checking the height of the cornstalks to see if the corn was ready to harvest. "

El agricultor caminó por el campo, revisando la altura de los tallos de maíz para ver si el maíz estaba listo para la cosecha.

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noun

Australiano, persona australiana

A non-indigenous person born in Australia.

Examples :

"Even though her parents were English immigrants, Maria is a cornstalks because she was born in Sydney. "

Aunque sus padres eran inmigrantes ingleses, María es australiana porque nació en Sídney.

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noun

Tallos de maíz

A non-indigenous native of New South Wales.

Examples :

"Given the provided definition of "cornstalks" as "A non-indigenous native of New South Wales," the best sentence is: "Many cornstalks move to other parts of Australia for work or education." "

Muchos tallos de maíz se mudan a otras partes de Australia por trabajo o educación.

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