Definition of checkerberry in English:

checkerberry

nounPlural checkerberriesˈtʃɛkəbɛriˈCHekərˌberē

1A creeping evergreen North American shrub of the heather family, with spiny scented leaves and waxy white flowers.
伏卧白珠树。亦称WINTERGREEN
Gaultheria procumbens, family Ericaceae
Also called wintergreen
Example sentencesExamples
- When this constant lover returned he brought an offering of late May-flowers and bright checkerberries held clumsily in his big hand, and gave them to the only woman he had ever loved.
- The leaves and flowers of Eastern teaberry (also known as checkerberry, boxberry, partridge berry, wintergreen berry, teaberry and mountain tea) have a mildly perfume scented aroma.
- Further north you have service berries or juneberries in the wet woodlands; bearberries on the moors and heaths, checkerberries or wintergreen in the woods and moors, and cranberries in the boggy heaths, which has berries that remain on the plant throughout winter.
1. 1.1 The edible red fruit of the checkerberry plant.
  伏卧白珠树果
  Example sentencesExamples
  These little people, quite recovered from their fatigue, had set about gathering checkerberries, and now came clambering to meet their play-fellows.
  Because checkerberry was once popular for making a tea, another name for it is eastern teaberry.
  Here we gathered all the berries before named, and besides them checkerberries, dangleberries, and grapes.
  She and her younger sister Annie were allowed one April day, by their mother, to go into the woods just before school hours, to gather checkerberries.

Origin

Late 18th century: from checkers or chequers 'berries of the service tree' (so named from their colour) + berry.

Definition of checkerberry in US English:

checkerberry

nounˈCHekərˌberē

1A creeping evergreen North American shrub of the heath family, with spiny scented leaves and waxy white flowers.
伏卧白珠树。亦称WINTERGREEN
Gaultheria procumbens, family Ericaceae
Also called wintergreen
Example sentencesExamples
- Further north you have service berries or juneberries in the wet woodlands; bearberries on the moors and heaths, checkerberries or wintergreen in the woods and moors, and cranberries in the boggy heaths, which has berries that remain on the plant throughout winter.
- When this constant lover returned he brought an offering of late May-flowers and bright checkerberries held clumsily in his big hand, and gave them to the only woman he had ever loved.
- The leaves and flowers of Eastern teaberry (also known as checkerberry, boxberry, partridge berry, wintergreen berry, teaberry and mountain tea) have a mildly perfume scented aroma.
1. 1.1 The edible red fruit of the checkerberry plant.
  伏卧白珠树果
  Example sentencesExamples
  These little people, quite recovered from their fatigue, had set about gathering checkerberries, and now came clambering to meet their play-fellows.
  Because checkerberry was once popular for making a tea, another name for it is eastern teaberry.
  Here we gathered all the berries before named, and besides them checkerberries, dangleberries, and grapes.
  She and her younger sister Annie were allowed one April day, by their mother, to go into the woods just before school hours, to gather checkerberries.

Origin

Late 18th century: from checkers or chequers ‘berries of the service tree’ (so named from their colour) + berry.

词汇	checkerberry
释义	Definition of checkerberry in English: checkerberry nounPlural checkerberriesˈtʃɛkəbɛriˈCHekərˌberē 1A creeping evergreen North American shrub of the heather family, with spiny scented leaves and waxy white flowers. 伏卧白珠树。亦称WINTERGREEN Gaultheria procumbens, family Ericaceae Also called wintergreen Example sentencesExamples When this constant lover returned he brought an offering of late May-flowers and bright checkerberries held clumsily in his big hand, and gave them to the only woman he had ever loved. The leaves and flowers of Eastern teaberry (also known as checkerberry, boxberry, partridge berry, wintergreen berry, teaberry and mountain tea) have a mildly perfume scented aroma. Further north you have service berries or juneberries in the wet woodlands; bearberries on the moors and heaths, checkerberries or wintergreen in the woods and moors, and cranberries in the boggy heaths, which has berries that remain on the plant throughout winter. 1.1 The edible red fruit of the checkerberry plant. 伏卧白珠树果 Example sentencesExamples These little people, quite recovered from their fatigue, had set about gathering checkerberries, and now came clambering to meet their play-fellows. Because checkerberry was once popular for making a tea, another name for it is eastern teaberry. Here we gathered all the berries before named, and besides them checkerberries, dangleberries, and grapes. She and her younger sister Annie were allowed one April day, by their mother, to go into the woods just before school hours, to gather checkerberries. Origin Late 18th century: from checkers or chequers 'berries of the service tree' (so named from their colour) + berry. Definition of checkerberry in US English: checkerberry nounˈCHekərˌberē 1A creeping evergreen North American shrub of the heath family, with spiny scented leaves and waxy white flowers. 伏卧白珠树。亦称WINTERGREEN Gaultheria procumbens, family Ericaceae Also called wintergreen Example sentencesExamples Further north you have service berries or juneberries in the wet woodlands; bearberries on the moors and heaths, checkerberries or wintergreen in the woods and moors, and cranberries in the boggy heaths, which has berries that remain on the plant throughout winter. When this constant lover returned he brought an offering of late May-flowers and bright checkerberries held clumsily in his big hand, and gave them to the only woman he had ever loved. The leaves and flowers of Eastern teaberry (also known as checkerberry, boxberry, partridge berry, wintergreen berry, teaberry and mountain tea) have a mildly perfume scented aroma. 1.1 The edible red fruit of the checkerberry plant. 伏卧白珠树果 Example sentencesExamples These little people, quite recovered from their fatigue, had set about gathering checkerberries, and now came clambering to meet their play-fellows. Because checkerberry was once popular for making a tea, another name for it is eastern teaberry. Here we gathered all the berries before named, and besides them checkerberries, dangleberries, and grapes. She and her younger sister Annie were allowed one April day, by their mother, to go into the woods just before school hours, to gather checkerberries. Origin Late 18th century: from checkers or chequers ‘berries of the service tree’ (so named from their colour) + berry.
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