blackberry 的定义
plural black·ber·ries.
- the fruit, black or very dark purple when ripe, of certain species of the genus Rubus.
- the plant itself.
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- Shaw got the idea for this would-be educational tool while twirling a blackberry on his tongue.
- In December, when Olipop released a limited-time blackberry vanilla flavor, the company received $15,000 worth of sales in 15 minutes from people on its SMS list.
- Flavors of dark cherries, blackberries and wild herbs seem to be suspended in the wine.
- He bought in to GameStop and BlackBerry through his Robinhood account, which he has had for three years because of its variety of ways to invest — but he said he bought in too late with GameStop through the riskier trading approach and lost money.
- Interactive Brokers and TD Ameritrade have also placed restrictions on the trading of BlackBerry and GameStop shares.
- He whips out his Blackberry, recording a video selfie against the neighborhood backdrop.
- Best of all I have no laptop, Blackberry or phone, so I begin to feel truly disconnected.
- She had just bought the phone a month before, after turning in her BlackBerry.
- This new mobile news app is available for iPhone and BlackBerry today.
- BlackBerry went from the dominant hero to a zero in a matter of months.
- Directly in her line of vision a blackberry branch laid its frail white flowers and blue-green leaves against the sky.
- But in Shakespeare's time it was evidently confined to the Blackberry-bearing Bramble.
- I here join together the tree and the fruit, the Bramble (Rubus fruticosus) and the Blackberry.
- The Dewberry (Rubus cæsius) is a handsome fruit, very like the Blackberry, but coming earlier.
- There is no doubt that Morum was a Blackberry as well as a Mulberry in classical times.