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Definition of bush bread - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
traditionRare traditional bread made by Australian AboriginalsRare
- The Aboriginals baked bush bread using native seeds.
- They shared stories while eating bush bread.
- Bush bread is a staple in their diet.
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traditional bread made by Australian Aboriginals
Expressions with bush
lacking proper conduct or standards
Her bush league behavior was not appreciated.
retreat from society to embrace a simpler life
After losing his job, he chose to go bush.
biblical bush that burned without being consumed
Moses encountered God speaking through the burning bush.
grow in a bushy or branching manner
The plant began to bush out in the spring.
avoid saying something directly or clearly in conversation
Stop beating about the bush and tell me the truth.
avoid the main topic in conversation
Stop beating around the bush and answer the question.
in a direct and straightforward manner
She told him the truth without beating about the bush.
take a long indirect route to achieve something
He went all around the mulberry bush to explain his point.
woody plant producing red, black, or yellow raspberries
The raspberry bush in the garden is full of fruit.
plant with thorny branches and edible blackberries
The blackberry bush in the garden is full of ripe berries.
pilot flying small planes to remote areas
The bush pilot landed on the tiny airstrip.
vehicle providing shared transport in rural areas of Africa
The bush taxi was crowded but it was the only way to reach the village.
shrub with spiny branches and edible berries
The gooseberry bush in the garden is full of fruit.
area of indigenous shrubs and small trees
We hiked through the native bush to see the wildlife.
covered with thick bushes or natural vegetation
The bush-clad hills looked beautiful at sunrise.
deciduous shrub with pinkish flowers and bristly fruit
The beauty bush bloomed beautifully in the garden.
bush that produces blackberries
We picked blackberries from the bramble bush.
type of bean plant that grows in a bushy form
The farmer planted bush beans in his garden.
person who builds using simple tools
The bush carpenter fixed the old fence.
lightweight jacket with four pockets for outdoor or casual use
He wore a bush jacket on the safari.
meat from wild animals hunted for food
Bush meat is often sold in local markets.
bush producing capers used in cooking
The caper bush thrives in Mediterranean climates.
plant known for its small white flowers and dark berries
We used the flowers from the elderberry bush to make syrup.
plant attracting butterflies, especially Buddleja davidii or Buddleja globosa
We planted a butterfly bush, Buddleja davidii, for its purple flowers.
Expressions with bread
basket used to hold bread on a table
The waiter brought a bread basket to the table.
prepare and bake bread from ingredients
She loves to make bread every weekend.
whole wheat or wholemeal bread
She prefers brown bread for its nutritional benefits.
beer or other alcoholic drink made from grains
He referred to his beer as liquid bread.
extremely good or innovative thing or idea
This new phone is the best thing since bread was sliced.
something considered extremely good or innovative
This new phone is the best thing since sliced bread!
basic necessities for living
For many families, food and shelter are the bread and butter of daily life.
a recent invention praised for its usefulness or convenience
Electric cars are the greatest thing since sliced bread.
simple and minimal diet
He lived on bread and water for a week.
eat a meal with others
We often break bread with our neighbors.
work to make money for living expenses
He works hard to earn his bread.
earn money or make a living
He works hard to get bread for his family.
provision of entertainment and food to appease public discontent
The government used bread and circuses to distract from the economic crisis.
symbol of economic and social justice
The slogan 'bread and roses' was popular in labor rights campaigns.
something essential for living
Education is the bread of life for a thriving society.
live by being lazy and not doing any work
He chose to eat the bread of idleness instead of finding a job.
kind deeds are often forgotten by beneficiaries
After helping him move, I never heard from him again. Eaten bread is soon forgotten.
long loaf of bread with crispy crust
We had French bread with dinner.
type of bread from Greece
We had Greek bread with our dinner.
crusty bread baked in long loaves
We served Italian bread with olive oil.
bread made using two or more kinds of grain
Multigrain bread is a popular choice for sandwiches.
bread pre-cut into slices for convenience
He made a sandwich using sliced bread from the store.
bread made from whole grains
I prefer wholegrain bread for my sandwiches.
bread or cake made with mashed bananas
I baked a delicious banana bread for breakfast.
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- French:pain de brousse, ...
- German:Buschbrot, ...
- Italian:pane tradizionale australiano, ...
- Spanish:pan tradicional australiano, ...
- Portuguese:pão tradicional aborígene, ...
- Chinese:传统土著面包, ...
- Japanese:ブッシュブレッド, ...
- Arabic:خبز الأدغال, ...
- Hebrew:לֶחֶם אַבּוֹרִיגִ'ינִי, ...
- Russian:традиционный хлеб аборигенов, ...
- Ukrainian:кущовий хліб, ...
- Hindi:बुश ब्रेड, ...
- Bengali:বুশ রুটি, ...
- Catalan:pa d'arbust, ...
- Czech:tradiční domorodý chléb z australského buše, ...
- Danish:buskbrød, ...
- Dutch:bushbrood, ...
- Greek:ψωμί θάμνων, ...
- Hungarian:ausztrál őslakos kenyér, ...
- Khmer:នំប៉័ងប្រពៃណីរបស់ជនជាតិដើមអូស្ត្រាលី, ...
- Korean:부시 브레드, ...
- Persian:نان بوش, ...
- Polish:chleb buszowy, ...
- Portuguese (BR):pão tradicional aborígene, ...
- Romanian:pâine de tufiș, ...
- Swedish:bushbröd, ...
- Thai:ขนมปังพื้นเมือง, ...
- Turkish:yerli ekmek, ...
- Vietnamese:bánh mì truyền thống, ...
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