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Laurel

Laurus nobilis, an evergreen shrub having aromatic leaves of a lanceolate shape, with clusters of small, yellowish white flowers in their axils.

"The chef garnished the roasted chicken with fresh laurels from his garden, adding a subtle, aromatic flavor. "

El chef adornó el pollo asado con laurel fresco de su jardín, añadiendo un sutil y aromático sabor.

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Ilustración visual de laurels: Laureles - Image 1

noun

Laureles

A crown of laurel.

"After winning the national spelling bee, Maria dreamed of receiving the laurels representing her hard work and victory. "

Después de ganar el concurso nacional de ortografía, María soñaba con recibir los laureles que representaban su arduo trabajo y victoria.

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Laureles, honores, fama

(chiefly in the plural) Honor, distinction, fame.

"to win laurels; to crown with laurels"

ganar laureles; coronar con laureles

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noun

Laureles

Any plant of the family Lauraceae.

"The chef garnished the dish with a few fresh laurels from the garden. "

El chef adornó el plato con unos cuantos laureles frescos del jardín.

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Laureles

Any of various plants of other families that resemble laurels.

"She used several types of laurels in her flower arrangement, including some that looked like bay leaves but were actually from a different bush. "

Ella usó varios tipos de laureles en su arreglo floral, incluyendo algunos que parecían hojas de laurel pero que en realidad eran de un arbusto diferente.

"The florist used several types of shiny, green laurels in the bouquet, including one that looked like a bay leaf but wasn't. "

El florista usó varios tipos de laureles verdes y brillantes en el ramo, incluido uno que parecía una hoja de laurel pero no lo era.

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Laureles

An English gold coin made in 1619, and so called because the king's head on it was crowned with laurel.

"The coin collector was excited to add a "laurels," a gold coin with King James I wearing a laurel wreath, to his collection of English currency. "

El coleccionista de monedas estaba emocionado de agregar a su colección de moneda inglesa un "laureles", una moneda de oro con el rey Jacobo I usando una corona de laurel.

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