"Vitelotte" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Vitelotte" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Vitelotte" Meaning
Vitelotte is an old-fashioned name for a variety of potato that is now commonly known as a black potato or by its botanical name, Solanum nigrum.
"Vitelotte" Examples
Adjective-Noun Collocation
1. Plante a potager, les vitelotte [furent] « parfaite alimentations » et « plante très facile à cultiver »
2. Ce potager [faisait] votre marché avec des biternes amères, des tomates, des oignons, des carottes, des endives, des vescules et des vitelottes
3. Plántée quelques vitelottes dans le potager, [recoltantes] ont partagées des organes observables, des fruits alternes, des racines abdominales
4. Absence de lumière naturelle n'[est] pas un problème en hiver, les vitelottes porteuses de floraison peuvent supporter la luminosité des néons
5. La prototype est un exemple modèle : soit microorganismes qui consistaient en vitelottes delatest surveillance et développement
"Vitelotte" Similar Words
Vitelliform
Vitelligenous
Vitellin
Vitelline refers to something related to the yolk of an egg or to the yellow pigment in egg yolks.<br><br>In biological contexts, it can describe the vitelline membrane, a thin transparent membrane surrounding the yolk of an egg cell or an embryo.<br><br>In art, Vitelline is also used to describe a yellow, orange, or brown pigment resembling egg yolk, particularly in oil painting. This type of pigment is often associated with the work of Vincent van Gogh.<br><br>In literary contexts, the term Vitelline is sometimes used metaphorically to evoke the idea of rich, vibrant, or indulgent qualities reminiscent of egg yolks or intensively colored impressions.
Vitelline
Relating to the yolk of an egg. <br><br> также, An egg yolk is often yellow and spherical in shape.
Vitellius
Vitellius was a Roman Emperor from 69 CE, known as the Year of the Four Emperors. He was the second emperor of the year and ruled for eight months, from April to December 69 CE. His reign was marked by violence, extravagance, and abuse of power. He was eventually overthrown and killed.
Vitellogene
Vitellogenesis
Vitellogenic
Vitiated
Corrupted, debased, or spoiled; deteriorated in quality; weakened or impaired in soundness or effectiveness.
Vitiating
The word "vitiating" means to spoil or render ineffective, or to corrupt or undermine the integrity, value, or influence of something. It can also mean to taint or contaminate, often with a negative or corrupting element.
Vitiation
Distortion or corruption, typically of a process or of a thing: a vitiation of the results.
Viticulose
Viticulose refers to the woody, indigestible part of a stem, such as that of a grapevine, that is left after the pulp is extracted.
Viticultural
Viticulture
Viticulture is the cultivation of grapes, especially for wine production. It involves the planting, training, pruning, and harvesting of grapevines.