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1. (n.) shrub
a woody plant smaller than a tree, usu. having multiple permanent stems branching from or near the ground.
2. (n.) shrub
an appetizer of sweetened fruit juice, often topped with sherbet.
3. shrub
a drink of fruit juice, sugar, and alcohol.
Etymology: (1740–50; < Ar, metathetic var. of shurb drink; see sherbet)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) shrub, bush
a low woody perennial plant usually having several major stems
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1. (noun) shrub
a low bush
shrubs and other garden plants
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1. (noun) shrub
a liquor composed of vegetable acid, especially lemon juice, and sugar, with spirit to preserve it
2. (noun) shrub
a woody plant of less size than a tree, and usually with several stems from the same root
3. (verb) shrub
to lop; to prune
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Sense: a small bush or woody plant
He has planted bushes and shrubs in his garden.
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 Afrikaans: struik |
 Arabic: شُجَيْرَه، جَنَبَه |
 Bulgarian: шубрак |
 Brazilian: arbusto |
 Czech: keřík |
 German: der Strauch |
 Danish: busk |
 Greek: θάμνος, χαμόδεντρο |
 Spanish: arbusto |
 Estonian: puhmas |
 Farsi: بوته |
 Finnish: pensas |
 French: arbuste |
 Hebrew: שִׂיחַ |
 Hindi: झाड़ी |
 Croatian: grm,žbun |
 Hungarian: bokor |
 Indonesian: semak-semak, belukar |
 Icelandic: runni |
 Italian: arbusto |
 Japanese: 低木 |
 Korean: 관목 |
 Lithuanian: krūmas |
 Latvian: krūms |
 Malay: pokok renek |
 Dutch: struik |
 Norwegian: busk |
 Polish: krzew |
 Persian: بوته |
 Pashto: بوټى، ګلپوټى |
 Portuguese: arbusto |
 Romanian: arbust |
 Russian: куст |
 Slovak: ker |
 Slovenian: grmič |
 Serbian: žbun |
 Swedish: buske |
 Thai: ต้นไม้เตี้ย ๆ |
 Turkish: çalı, funda |
 Taiwanese: 矮樹，灌木 |
 Ukrainian: кущ, чагарник |
 Urdu: جھاڑ |
 Vietnamese: cây bụi |
 Chinese: 灌木 |
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