Definition of wineberry in English:

wineberry

nounPlural wineberries ˈwʌɪnb(ə)riˈwīnˌberē

1A bristly deciduous shrub native to China and Japan, producing scarlet berries used in cooking.
白里叶莓，多腺悬钩子，树莓
Rubus phoenicolasius, family Rosaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Like other brambles in its genus, wineberry forms a clump of arching canes that may reach nine feet in length.
- I recall finding wineberries growing in damp shade in a small park in northeast Georgia, but never considered growing them here.
- Other than giant forest trees, you'll find abundant barberry, winged Euonymus, Oriental bittersweet, Japanese wineberry, and shrub and vine honeysuckles.
- Other small fruits include plantings of brambles (three varieties of blackberries, four of raspberries, plus wineberries or ‘Japanese raspberries’), grapes (three varieties), blueberries (nine, each a different variety), and strawberries.
- East of the School of Forestry is what Peter terms a West Coast garden with rimu, kanuka, mountain beech, coprosma, nikau, wineberry, native fuchsia, pohutukawa, and ferns.
1. 1.1 The fruit of the wineberry.
  白里叶莓果，多腺悬钩子果，树莓果
  Example sentencesExamples
  For an unusual alternative to raspberries, Japanese wineberries are well worth a try.
  Blueberries and wineberries ripen in July and red raspberries are available beginning in August.
  As wineberries ripen, the calyxes spread to reveal the berries within.
  Picking season begins June 15 with black raspberries first, then blackberries, blueberries and wineberries ripen next.
  Look for wineberries in thickets, fields, edges of woods or trails, in moist soil throughout the northeast.
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Definition of wineberry in US English:

wineberry

nounˈwīnˌberē

1A bristly deciduous shrub native to China and Japan, producing scarlet berries used in cooking.
白里叶莓，多腺悬钩子，树莓
Rubus phoenicolasius, family Rosaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- East of the School of Forestry is what Peter terms a West Coast garden with rimu, kanuka, mountain beech, coprosma, nikau, wineberry, native fuchsia, pohutukawa, and ferns.
- Other than giant forest trees, you'll find abundant barberry, winged Euonymus, Oriental bittersweet, Japanese wineberry, and shrub and vine honeysuckles.
- I recall finding wineberries growing in damp shade in a small park in northeast Georgia, but never considered growing them here.
- Like other brambles in its genus, wineberry forms a clump of arching canes that may reach nine feet in length.
- Other small fruits include plantings of brambles (three varieties of blackberries, four of raspberries, plus wineberries or ‘Japanese raspberries’), grapes (three varieties), blueberries (nine, each a different variety), and strawberries.
1. 1.1 The fruit of the wineberry bush.
  白里叶莓果，多腺悬钩子果，树莓果
  Example sentencesExamples
  Look for wineberries in thickets, fields, edges of woods or trails, in moist soil throughout the northeast.
  For an unusual alternative to raspberries, Japanese wineberries are well worth a try.
  Picking season begins June 15 with black raspberries first, then blackberries, blueberries and wineberries ripen next.
  As wineberries ripen, the calyxes spread to reveal the berries within.
  Blueberries and wineberries ripen in July and red raspberries are available beginning in August.

词汇	wineberry
释义	Definition of wineberry in English: wineberry nounPlural wineberries ˈwʌɪnb(ə)riˈwīnˌberē 1A bristly deciduous shrub native to China and Japan, producing scarlet berries used in cooking. 白里叶莓，多腺悬钩子，树莓 Rubus phoenicolasius, family Rosaceae Example sentencesExamples Like other brambles in its genus, wineberry forms a clump of arching canes that may reach nine feet in length. I recall finding wineberries growing in damp shade in a small park in northeast Georgia, but never considered growing them here. Other than giant forest trees, you'll find abundant barberry, winged Euonymus, Oriental bittersweet, Japanese wineberry, and shrub and vine honeysuckles. Other small fruits include plantings of brambles (three varieties of blackberries, four of raspberries, plus wineberries or ‘Japanese raspberries’), grapes (three varieties), blueberries (nine, each a different variety), and strawberries. East of the School of Forestry is what Peter terms a West Coast garden with rimu, kanuka, mountain beech, coprosma, nikau, wineberry, native fuchsia, pohutukawa, and ferns. 1.1 The fruit of the wineberry. 白里叶莓果，多腺悬钩子果，树莓果 Example sentencesExamples For an unusual alternative to raspberries, Japanese wineberries are well worth a try. Blueberries and wineberries ripen in July and red raspberries are available beginning in August. As wineberries ripen, the calyxes spread to reveal the berries within. Picking season begins June 15 with black raspberries first, then blackberries, blueberries and wineberries ripen next. Look for wineberries in thickets, fields, edges of woods or trails, in moist soil throughout the northeast. 2 another term for mako Definition of wineberry in US English: wineberry nounˈwīnˌberē 1A bristly deciduous shrub native to China and Japan, producing scarlet berries used in cooking. 白里叶莓，多腺悬钩子，树莓 Rubus phoenicolasius, family Rosaceae Example sentencesExamples East of the School of Forestry is what Peter terms a West Coast garden with rimu, kanuka, mountain beech, coprosma, nikau, wineberry, native fuchsia, pohutukawa, and ferns. Other than giant forest trees, you'll find abundant barberry, winged Euonymus, Oriental bittersweet, Japanese wineberry, and shrub and vine honeysuckles. I recall finding wineberries growing in damp shade in a small park in northeast Georgia, but never considered growing them here. Like other brambles in its genus, wineberry forms a clump of arching canes that may reach nine feet in length. Other small fruits include plantings of brambles (three varieties of blackberries, four of raspberries, plus wineberries or ‘Japanese raspberries’), grapes (three varieties), blueberries (nine, each a different variety), and strawberries. 1.1 The fruit of the wineberry bush. 白里叶莓果，多腺悬钩子果，树莓果 Example sentencesExamples Look for wineberries in thickets, fields, edges of woods or trails, in moist soil throughout the northeast. For an unusual alternative to raspberries, Japanese wineberries are well worth a try. Picking season begins June 15 with black raspberries first, then blackberries, blueberries and wineberries ripen next. As wineberries ripen, the calyxes spread to reveal the berries within. Blueberries and wineberries ripen in July and red raspberries are available beginning in August.
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