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nounPlural blackberries, Plural BlackBerries ˈblakb(ə)riˈblækˌbɛri 1An edible soft fruit consisting of a cluster of soft purple-black drupelets. 黑刺莓（浆果） Example sentencesExamples - Cantaloupe is a perfect mix with other melons and fruit - kiwi, bananas, blueberries, blackberries, strawberries, grapes and raspberries, to name a few.
- In a large mixing bowl, combine cherries, blackberries, sugar, vanilla, lemon zest, and corn starch.
- I was going to wax lyrical about my weekend, walking round the estate picking blackberries, apples and Damsons.
- A certain amount of blackberries were kept for jam making but some people mixed apples with the blackberries and ruined the true flavour of the jam.
- Sweet muscadine grapes, blackberries, apples, jujubes and a host of other fruits will be available at these upcoming sales.
2The prickly climbing shrub of the rose family that bears blackberries. 黑刺莓（亦称BRAMBLE ） Rubus fruticosus, family Rosaceae (sometimes treated as an aggregate of many species) Also called bramble Example sentencesExamples - They attack the stems of roses, blackberries, raspberries, and dewberries growing in damp, shady places.
- This is a large genus of usually thorny shrubs, including raspberries and blackberries.
- The brambles - raspberries and blackberries - are perennial plants with a biennial growth and fruiting habit.
- Pruning raspberries and blackberries can be a snap if you follow a few simple steps.
- Also look for complex hybrids of black raspberries and various species of other raspberries and blackberries, including some that are tropical and Asiatic.
verbBlackBerries, blackberries, blackberrying, BlackBerrying, BlackBerried, blackberried ˈblakb(ə)riˈblækˌbɛri [no object]usually go blackberryingGather blackberries in the wild. （在野外）采黑刺莓浆果 she asked me to go blackberrying with her Example sentencesExamples - Like him, I too used to go blackberrying in my youth, so that my mother could make vast quantities of jam and pies in those pre-freezer days.
- Today we listened to music in bed with the papers, had a cooked breakfast in bed, played with our new cat friend and went blackberrying in the village.
- Or rather the cyclists round the next bend wouldn't be safe, the herd of cows, the family blackberrying, the children walking, they wouldn't be safe.
- The one I'll be making this weekend will contain redcurrants, blackcurrants, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries (I'm going blackberrying when I've finished this!) and peaches.
nounPlural blackberries, Plural BlackBerriesˈblakb(ə)riˈblækˌbɛri trademark A handheld mobile device that provides Internet access and email, telephone, and text-messaging facilities. Example sentencesExamples - She snapped pictures of the girl on her BlackBerry.
- Despite security concerns, he says they'll have to pry his BlackBerry out of his hands.
- Friends kept him apprised of developments by sending e-mail messages to his BlackBerry.
- Against the advice of his lawyers, he appears poised to keep his beloved BlackBerry, a link to the outside world.
- The big improvement in my life recently has been my BlackBerry, which allows me to check my e-mails throughout the day.
verbBlackBerries, blackberries, blackberrying, BlackBerrying, BlackBerried, blackberriedˈblakb(ə)riˈblækˌbɛri [with object]Communicate with (someone) using a BlackBerry device. I was BlackBerrying them while the speech was going on no object they blogged, BlackBerried, and texted—sometimes contacting someone only a few feet away Example sentencesExamples - Sometimes we're in a meeting talking to each other and BlackBerrying each other at the same time.
- Clearly, they're able to take BlackBerrying to a whole new level.
- And thanks again for BlackBerrying me the Rick Warren questions while I was in the so-called cone of silence.
- As much as he loved being CEO, as much as he loved being responsible and making decisions and BlackBerrying furiously from bed or beach, it had been a terribly stressful time.
- Anyway, BlackBerried in sick this morning, crawled back into bed and went back to sleep.
- They BlackBerried each other deep into the night.
- "You'll have half the participants BlackBerrying each other at a submeeting, with a running commentary on the primary meeting," Mr. Reines said.
Rhymesberiberi, berry, bury, Ceri, Derry, ferry, Gerry, jerry, Kerry, merry, perry, Pondicherry, sherry, terry, very, wherry, wolfberry nounˈblakˌberēˈblækˌbɛri 1An edible soft fruit consisting of a cluster of soft purple-black drupelets. 黑刺莓（浆果） Example sentencesExamples - In a large mixing bowl, combine cherries, blackberries, sugar, vanilla, lemon zest, and corn starch.
- Sweet muscadine grapes, blackberries, apples, jujubes and a host of other fruits will be available at these upcoming sales.
- A certain amount of blackberries were kept for jam making but some people mixed apples with the blackberries and ruined the true flavour of the jam.
- I was going to wax lyrical about my weekend, walking round the estate picking blackberries, apples and Damsons.
- Cantaloupe is a perfect mix with other melons and fruit - kiwi, bananas, blueberries, blackberries, strawberries, grapes and raspberries, to name a few.
2The prickly climbing shrub of the rose family that bears blackberries. 黑刺莓（亦称BRAMBLE ） Rubus fruticosus, family Rosaceae (sometimes treated as an aggregate of many species) Example sentencesExamples - They attack the stems of roses, blackberries, raspberries, and dewberries growing in damp, shady places.
- Pruning raspberries and blackberries can be a snap if you follow a few simple steps.
- Also look for complex hybrids of black raspberries and various species of other raspberries and blackberries, including some that are tropical and Asiatic.
- The brambles - raspberries and blackberries - are perennial plants with a biennial growth and fruiting habit.
- This is a large genus of usually thorny shrubs, including raspberries and blackberries.
verbˈblakˌberēˈblækˌbɛri [no object]usually go blackberryingGather blackberries in the wild. （在野外）采黑刺莓浆果 she asked me to go blackberrying with her Example sentencesExamples - Today we listened to music in bed with the papers, had a cooked breakfast in bed, played with our new cat friend and went blackberrying in the village.
- The one I'll be making this weekend will contain redcurrants, blackcurrants, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries (I'm going blackberrying when I've finished this!) and peaches.
- Or rather the cyclists round the next bend wouldn't be safe, the herd of cows, the family blackberrying, the children walking, they wouldn't be safe.
- Like him, I too used to go blackberrying in my youth, so that my mother could make vast quantities of jam and pies in those pre-freezer days.
nounˈblækˌbɛriˈblakˌberē trademark A handheld mobile device that provides Internet access along with email, telephone, and text messaging services. Example sentencesExamples - Despite security concerns, he says they'll have to pry his BlackBerry out of his hands.
- She snapped pictures of the girl on her BlackBerry.
- The big improvement in my life recently has been my BlackBerry, which allows me to check my e-mails throughout the day.
- Friends kept him apprised of developments by sending e-mail messages to his BlackBerry.
- Against the advice of his lawyers, he appears poised to keep his beloved BlackBerry, a link to the outside world.
verbˈblækˌbɛriˈblakˌberē [with object]Communicate with (someone) using a BlackBerry device. I was BlackBerrying them while the speech was going on no object they blogged, BlackBerried, and texted—sometimes contacting someone only a few feet away Example sentencesExamples - Sometimes we're in a meeting talking to each other and BlackBerrying each other at the same time.
- Anyway, BlackBerried in sick this morning, crawled back into bed and went back to sleep.
- They BlackBerried each other deep into the night.
- Clearly, they're able to take BlackBerrying to a whole new level.
- And thanks again for BlackBerrying me the Rick Warren questions while I was in the so-called cone of silence.
- "You'll have half the participants BlackBerrying each other at a submeeting, with a running commentary on the primary meeting," Mr. Reines said.
- As much as he loved being CEO, as much as he loved being responsible and making decisions and BlackBerrying furiously from bed or beach, it had been a terribly stressful time.
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