Pronunciation: /əˈtʃiːrə/
noun a type of tropical plant with edible roots
A1 Achira is a type of root vegetable.
A2 In some South American countries, achira is used to make flour for baking.
B1 The achira plant can grow up to six feet tall.
B2 Achira has a starchy texture and is often used in traditional dishes.
C1 Researchers have found that achira has potential health benefits due to its high fiber content.
C2 The cultivation of achira has been practiced for centuries in the Andes region.
formal Achira is a type of perennial plant that is commonly found in South America.
informal I tried cooking achira for the first time last night, and it was surprisingly delicious.
slang Hey, do you want to grab some achira chips from the store on our way home?
figurative The achira of knowledge blooms in the garden of experience.
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