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thorn | American Dictionary. noun [ C ] us / θɔrn / Add to word list. a small, sharp, pointed growth on the stem of a plant:
Synonyms: prickle, spine, brier, nettle, bramble, more... Collocations: thorn [shrubs, trees], cut my [arm, leg] on a thorn, (be) careful of the thorns, more... He removed the thorn from his friend's finger. I am as tough as a white-thorn "knobstick".
a sharp point on a plant stem. espina [ feminine, singular ] the thorns on a rose las espinas de una rosa. (Translation of thorn from the GLOBAL English-Spanish Dictionary © 2020 K Dictionaries Ltd) Examples of thorn. thorn. Here, the development of settlements is not only a thorn in the flesh, as it always has been, but also an obstacle.
The meaning of THORN is a sharp rigid process on a plant; especially : one that is a short, indurated, sharp-pointed, and leafless modified stem.
Sustantivo. Verbo. espinas espinos zarzas cardos espina pinchos. espigas. abrojos. Mostrar más. The plant forms many branches on which sharp thorns are located. La planta forma muchas ramas en las que se encuentran espinas afiladas. Be especially careful around roses or other plants with sharp thorns.
See 2 authoritative translations of Thorn in Spanish with example sentences, phrases and audio pronunciations.
1 (=prickle) espina f. IDIOMS to be a thorn in sb's side or flesh ser una espina para algn. 2 (=bush, tree) espino m. b cpd. ♦ thorn bush, thorn tree n espino m. Traducción diccionario Collins Inglés - Español. Consulte también:
A thorn is a sharp spike that protrudes from the stem of a plant. Roses are famous for having the sweetest fragrance and the sharpest thorns. Literal thorns, found on bushes and other plants, serve to protect plants from animals that might like to eat them.
noun. a sharp excrescence on a plant, especially a sharp-pointed aborted branch; spine; prickle. any of various thorny shrubs or trees, especially the hawthorns belonging to the genus Crataegus, of the rose family. the wood of any of these trees. a runic character (þ), borrowed into the Latin alphabet and representing the initial th sounds in ...
a small, sharp, pointed growth on the stem of a plant:
