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1. (n.) string bean
any of various kinds of bean, as the green bean, the unripe pods of which are used as food.
2. string bean
a tall, thin person.
Etymology: (1750–60, Amer.)
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1. (noun) string bean
green beans with strings that must be removed
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Sense: the long, edible green or yellow pod of certain beans.
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 Afrikaans: snyboon |
 Arabic: الحُبوب القَرْنِيَّه |
 Bulgarian: зелен фасул |
 Brazilian: feijão verde |
 Czech: fazolový lusk |
 German: die Gartenbohne |
 Danish: snittebønne |
 Greek: φασολάκι |
 Spanish: judía verde |
 Estonian: aeduba |
 Farsi: لوبيا سبز |
 Finnish: tarhapapu |
 French: haricot vert |
 Hebrew: שְׁעוּעִית יְרוּקָה |
 Hindi: फैलने वाली सेम |
 Croatian: mahune |
 Hungarian: zöldbab |
 Indonesian: kacang panjang |
 Icelandic: strengjabaun |
 Italian: fagiolino |
 Japanese: さやいんげん |
 Korean: 깍지째 먹는 콩 |
 Lithuanian: daržinė pupelė |
 Latvian: pākšu pupiņas |
 Malay: kacang buncis |
 Dutch: snijboon |
 Norwegian: snittebønne |
 Polish: fasolka szparagowa |
 Persian: لوبيا سبز |
 Pashto: شنه لوبیا |
 Portuguese: feijão verde |
 Romanian: fasole verde |
 Russian: фасоль волокнистая |
 Slovak: fazuľový struk |
 Slovenian: stročji fižol |
 Serbian: mahuna |
 Swedish: skärböna |
 Thai: ถั่วฝักยาว |
 Turkish: çalı, ayşe kadın fasulyes |
 Taiwanese: 四季豆 |
 Ukrainian: квасоля волокниста |
 Urdu: لوبیا |
 Vietnamese: cây đậu tây, quả đậu tây |
 Chinese: 菜豆 |
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