- dyer's green weed
- {'daiəzgri:nwi:d}
1. n бот. dyer's broom
2. резеда (Reseda luteola)* * *{'daiъzgri:nwi:d} n бот. 1. = dyer's broom; 2. резе* * *1. n бот. dyer's broom 2. резеда (reseda luteola)
English-Bulgarian dictionary. 2013.
dyer's green weed
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