Definition of Job's tears in English:

Job's tears

plural noundʒəʊbzˌjōbz ˈtirz

A widely cultivated SE Asian grass that bears its seeds inside hollow, pear-shaped receptacles, which are grey and shiny and sometimes used as beads.
薏苡
Coix lacryma-jobi, family Gramineae
Example sentencesExamples
- Cook 50g sweet rice with 60g Job's tears and 8 red dates.
- Alternative staples such as foxtail millet, Job's tears, taro, yams and sago played a more important role in other parts of the archipelago.
- Prepare 50 grams of sticky rice, 250 grams of seeds of Job's tears, 20 grams of Chinese dates and 20 grams of longan.
- Salicylic acid combined with ‘ethnobotanicals,’ like Job's tears, yarrow and burdock, is more effective.
- He focuses on the practice of planting ‘archaic cultigens’ - plants such as Job's tears and Italian millet which are used mostly for ritual purposes.

Origin

Late 16th century: named after the patriarch Job.

Definition of Job's tears in US English:

Job's tears

plural nounˌjōbz ˈtirz

A widely cultivated Southeast Asian grass that bears its seeds inside hollow, pear-shaped receptacles, which are gray and shiny and sometimes used as beads.
薏苡
Coix lacryma-jobi, family Gramineae
Example sentencesExamples
- Cook 50g sweet rice with 60g Job's tears and 8 red dates.
- Salicylic acid combined with ‘ethnobotanicals,’ like Job's tears, yarrow and burdock, is more effective.
- He focuses on the practice of planting ‘archaic cultigens’ - plants such as Job's tears and Italian millet which are used mostly for ritual purposes.
- Alternative staples such as foxtail millet, Job's tears, taro, yams and sago played a more important role in other parts of the archipelago.
- Prepare 50 grams of sticky rice, 250 grams of seeds of Job's tears, 20 grams of Chinese dates and 20 grams of longan.

Origin

Late 16th century: named after the patriarch Job.

词汇	Job's tears
释义	Definition of Job's tears in English: Job's tears plural noundʒəʊbzˌjōbz ˈtirz A widely cultivated SE Asian grass that bears its seeds inside hollow, pear-shaped receptacles, which are grey and shiny and sometimes used as beads. 薏苡 Coix lacryma-jobi, family Gramineae Example sentencesExamples Cook 50g sweet rice with 60g Job's tears and 8 red dates. Alternative staples such as foxtail millet, Job's tears, taro, yams and sago played a more important role in other parts of the archipelago. Prepare 50 grams of sticky rice, 250 grams of seeds of Job's tears, 20 grams of Chinese dates and 20 grams of longan. Salicylic acid combined with ‘ethnobotanicals,’ like Job's tears, yarrow and burdock, is more effective. He focuses on the practice of planting ‘archaic cultigens’ - plants such as Job's tears and Italian millet which are used mostly for ritual purposes. Origin Late 16th century: named after the patriarch Job. Definition of Job's tears in US English: Job's tears plural nounˌjōbz ˈtirz A widely cultivated Southeast Asian grass that bears its seeds inside hollow, pear-shaped receptacles, which are gray and shiny and sometimes used as beads. 薏苡 Coix lacryma-jobi, family Gramineae Example sentencesExamples Cook 50g sweet rice with 60g Job's tears and 8 red dates. Salicylic acid combined with ‘ethnobotanicals,’ like Job's tears, yarrow and burdock, is more effective. He focuses on the practice of planting ‘archaic cultigens’ - plants such as Job's tears and Italian millet which are used mostly for ritual purposes. Alternative staples such as foxtail millet, Job's tears, taro, yams and sago played a more important role in other parts of the archipelago. Prepare 50 grams of sticky rice, 250 grams of seeds of Job's tears, 20 grams of Chinese dates and 20 grams of longan. Origin Late 16th century: named after the patriarch Job.
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