Bohne
bean
the seed of a plant used as food
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A broader botanical term for a legume/seed pod family member. It is more scientific than the everyday word for bean.
A very general word for seeds, kernels, or pits. It can refer to seeds, but not specifically to beans.
The general word for seeds. It fits plants and planting material, but is broader than bean.
The plant that produces beans. It refers to the plant, not the food item itself.
Coffee as a drink made from coffee beans. It is related only loosely through the word 'bean' in compounds, not the vegetable bean.
Coffee made from coffee beans, often contrasted with instant coffee. It is not a bean as a legume.
The bean plant, meaning the plant that produces beans. It is uncommon and quite specific.
Pea. It belongs to the same legume family as beans, but it is a different specific plant and word.
Lentil. It is also a legume, but not a bean in the narrow sense.
Soybean; a specific kind of bean. It is a precise species, not the general word.
Broad bean/fava bean. It is a specific type of bean, not the general term.
Garden bean/common bean. A specific type that is often grown in gardens.
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Bohne means bean. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce Bohne
/ˈboːnə/
Bohne translation
bean
Bohne examples
Ich esse heute eine Bohne in der Suppe.
Bohne transcription
/ˈboːnə/
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Bohne meaning: what does it mean?
der Samen einer Pflanze, der als Nahrung verwendet wird
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Bohne is pronounced as /ˈboːnə/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
Bohne definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Ich esse heute eine Bohne in der Suppe. Translation: Сегодня я ем боб в супе.
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