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09:35 Jan 30, 2004 |
English to Turkish translations [PRO] Botany | |||||
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4 +1 | Cubano/Kubano |
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5 | Kiwano ise "Kiwano" |
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Cubano/Kubano Explanation: Are you sure of the spelling in your source text? Based on some of the other words you have been asking about, it sounds like the ingredients for cocktails. In which case, there is a cocktail called a Cubano (Rum, Cointreau, egg white, lime juice) Reference: http://www.drinksmixer.com |
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kibano Kiwano ise "Kiwano" Explanation: Kiwano Source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/glossary/glossary_k.shtml An exotic fruit, also known as horned cucumber or jelly melon, with a spikey orange skin. The kiwano's pulp is a pale yellow-green colour and jellylike in texture with a sweet-tart flavour reminiscent of bananas and cucumbers. |
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