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/biːt/
The word "beet" comes from the French word "betterave," which is derived from the Latin word "beta," meaning "bean" or "beetroot." The Latin term was likely borrowed from the Greek word "비τα" (bíta), which referred to the plant Betonica, a type of chickweed. The word "beet" was first used in English in the 15th century to refer to the root of the beet plant, which was used as a food and medicine. Over time, the word "beet" came to refer specifically to the red or golden colored root, while other parts of the plant, such as the leaves and stems, were referred to as "beet greens" or "chard." Today, the word "beet" is widely used in many languages to refer to the popular vegetable.
a plant with a root that is used as a vegetable, especially for feeding animals or making sugar
một loại cây có rễ được dùng làm rau, đặc biệt là để nuôi động vật hoặc làm đường
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a plant with a round dark red root that is cooked and eaten as a vegetable
một loại cây có rễ tròn màu đỏ sẫm được nấu chín và ăn như một loại rau
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