mushroom
mantar
definition
verb
environmental concern mushroomed in the 1960s
increase, spread, or develop rapidly.
the grenade mushroomed into red fire as it hit the hillside
(of the smoke, fire, or flames produced by an explosion) spread into the air in a shape resembling that of a mushroom.
noun
My favourite wild mushrooms are ceps and chanterelles or girolles.
a fungal growth that typically takes the form of a domed cap on a stalk, often with gills on the underside of the cap.
a mushroom leather bag
a pale pinkish-brown color.
translation of 'mushroom'
verb
yayılmak,
türemek,
mantar gibi çoğalmak
noun
mantar
example
The 'mushroom' , or toadstool, that we see above ground is the fruiting body that produces spores for further reproduction and is only a part of the fungus.
It is hard to imagine how anyone could better his wild 'mushroom' and white truffle risotto either.
a 'mushroom' leather bag
A boy about my age with pale skin and white 'mushroom' cut hair with freckles covering his face caught me and then set me on the ground.
Natural colours - pebble, 'mushroom' and lilac - soften the industrial core and contrast well with the metal staircase that links the gallery floors.
At that range, the bullets would barely have had time to 'mushroom' before punching straight through him, dermal weave or not.
As commercial development intensifies in the inner city, residential developments tend to 'mushroom' in the outer areas.
A 'mushroom' of smoke and flames was billowing up into the clear sky.
Fifty years on and technology seems to have leapt on by generations as you see the 'mushroom' shaped cloud of the first nuclear test bomb rising high above the New Mexico desert.
Secretly, I wished that a 'mushroom' cloud-style explosion could have occurred, resulting in a spot fire.
a 'mushroom' of smoke and flames
a 'mushroom' of smoke and flames
these are high-performance bullets which 'mushroom' upon impact
'mushroom' soup
a 'mushroom' leather bag
The decor is trendy and minimalist, with a lot of cream and 'mushroom' shades used, giving it an appearance that is somewhat similar to another nearby wine bar.
Our next foray into the menu was a wild 'mushroom' cream soup with Toscanini truffle oil and garlic flakes.
Mine was painted a kind of pale 'mushroom' colour, with a burgundy couch.
If anything, however, the 'mushroom' soup was even better: rich and dark, with a wonderful, warm flavour and exquisite texture.
Soft, pale colors such as creamy Olay white; pale grays with a slight hint of blue, yellow or green; 'mushroom' beiges that are clean and fresh.
Cook the onion and garlic in two tablespoons of olive oil until the onion softens, then add the chopped 'mushroom' stalks.
Other, local, NGOs committed to protecting the environment have 'mushroomed' in recent years, adding to an embryonic debate on sustainable development.
Truffles, or subterranean 'mushrooms' , are the world's most expensive vegetable.
Cooleeney, the white-mould cheese made in the middle of the Tipperary bogs, is best eaten at about nine weeks, when the texture is velvety and the taste oaky and 'mushroomy' .
She said homelessness had 'mushroomed' during the economic boom, with young people making up larger numbers of those sleeping rough.
In the UK we have an estimated 12,000 species of fungi, many of which produce large and attractively coloured fruit bodies we all know as 'mushrooms' and toadstools.
The amount of land devoted to development has 'mushroomed' , thanks to the automobile, improved building technology, and greater affluence.
I could see black 'mushrooms' of smoke where the shells exploded.
The morel 'mushrooms' are in season and the cherries are just fabulous right now.
The recovered bullet had stayed together and 'mushroomed' to a full inch - the only .45 slug I've ever seen expand that much in living flesh and bone.
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