Definition of rubus in English:

rubus

noun ˈruːbəs

Any of numerous flowering plants which constitute the large cosmopolitan genus Rubus (family Rosaceae), the members of which typically have woody, often prickly stems, produce sweet edible berries in the form of aggregate fruits, and include the raspberry and blackberry. Also (in form Rubus): the genus itself.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Trevisa (c1342–?1402), translator. From classical Latin rubus bramble, probably from the same base as ruber red, with reference to the colour of the unripe fruit. In later use after scientific Latin Rubus, genus name.

Definition of rubus in US English:

rubus

nounˈruːbəs

Any of numerous flowering plants which constitute the large cosmopolitan genus Rubus (family Rosaceae), the members of which typically have woody, often prickly stems, produce sweet edible berries in the form of aggregate fruits, and include the raspberry and blackberry. Also (in form Rubus): the genus itself.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Trevisa (c1342–?1402), translator. From classical Latin rubus bramble, probably from the same base as ruber red, with reference to the colour of the unripe fruit. In later use after scientific Latin Rubus, genus name.

词汇	rubus
释义	Definition of rubus in English: rubus noun ˈruːbəs Any of numerous flowering plants which constitute the large cosmopolitan genus Rubus (family Rosaceae), the members of which typically have woody, often prickly stems, produce sweet edible berries in the form of aggregate fruits, and include the raspberry and blackberry. Also (in form Rubus): the genus itself. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Trevisa (c1342–?1402), translator. From classical Latin rubus bramble, probably from the same base as ruber red, with reference to the colour of the unripe fruit. In later use after scientific Latin Rubus, genus name. Definition of rubus in US English: rubus nounˈruːbəs Any of numerous flowering plants which constitute the large cosmopolitan genus Rubus (family Rosaceae), the members of which typically have woody, often prickly stems, produce sweet edible berries in the form of aggregate fruits, and include the raspberry and blackberry. Also (in form Rubus): the genus itself. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in John Trevisa (c1342–?1402), translator. From classical Latin rubus bramble, probably from the same base as ruber red, with reference to the colour of the unripe fruit. In later use after scientific Latin Rubus, genus name.
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