Definition of boniato in English:

boniato

nounPlural boniatosˌbɒnɪˈɑːtəʊˌbänēˈädō

A variety of sweet potato with white flesh.
Example sentencesExamples
- These paler ones, sometimes called Japanese or Cuban sweet potatoes or boniatos, are excellent in stews and stir-fries.
- We saw local vegetables like yucca, malanga, boniato as well as fruits such as frutabomba, pineapple, mamey, mangos and others.
- The boniato, correctly known as a cultivar of the sweet potato, is of the firm kind, with a brown or red skin and white flesh.
- Yuca, malanga, and boniato (sweet potato) are also commonly served in traditional meals.
- Supermarket produce departments have become exciting ethnic bazaars: Latino imports - yuca, boniato, tomatillos, and chilies - are especially plentiful.

Origin

Spanish.

Definition of boniato in US English:

boniato

nounˌbänēˈädō

A variety of sweet potato with white flesh.
Example sentencesExamples
- The boniato, correctly known as a cultivar of the sweet potato, is of the firm kind, with a brown or red skin and white flesh.
- Yuca, malanga, and boniato (sweet potato) are also commonly served in traditional meals.
- These paler ones, sometimes called Japanese or Cuban sweet potatoes or boniatos, are excellent in stews and stir-fries.
- We saw local vegetables like yucca, malanga, boniato as well as fruits such as frutabomba, pineapple, mamey, mangos and others.
- Supermarket produce departments have become exciting ethnic bazaars: Latino imports - yuca, boniato, tomatillos, and chilies - are especially plentiful.

Origin

Spanish.

单词	boniato
释义	Definition of boniato in English: boniato nounPlural boniatosˌbɒnɪˈɑːtəʊˌbänēˈädō A variety of sweet potato with white flesh. Example sentencesExamples These paler ones, sometimes called Japanese or Cuban sweet potatoes or boniatos, are excellent in stews and stir-fries. We saw local vegetables like yucca, malanga, boniato as well as fruits such as frutabomba, pineapple, mamey, mangos and others. The boniato, correctly known as a cultivar of the sweet potato, is of the firm kind, with a brown or red skin and white flesh. Yuca, malanga, and boniato (sweet potato) are also commonly served in traditional meals. Supermarket produce departments have become exciting ethnic bazaars: Latino imports - yuca, boniato, tomatillos, and chilies - are especially plentiful. Origin Spanish. Definition of boniato in US English: boniato nounˌbänēˈädō A variety of sweet potato with white flesh. Example sentencesExamples The boniato, correctly known as a cultivar of the sweet potato, is of the firm kind, with a brown or red skin and white flesh. Yuca, malanga, and boniato (sweet potato) are also commonly served in traditional meals. These paler ones, sometimes called Japanese or Cuban sweet potatoes or boniatos, are excellent in stews and stir-fries. We saw local vegetables like yucca, malanga, boniato as well as fruits such as frutabomba, pineapple, mamey, mangos and others. Supermarket produce departments have become exciting ethnic bazaars: Latino imports - yuca, boniato, tomatillos, and chilies - are especially plentiful. Origin Spanish.
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