Meaning of cob in English
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- after hours idiom
- clock in
- clock out
- close of business
- close of play
- hour
- in-service
- man-hour
- night shift
- off-hours
- overtime
- punch out
- punch the clock idiom
- reduced time
- shiftwork
- time clock
- working day
- working week
- workweek
- zero-hours contract
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Examples of cob
cob
Taking a break that day, we shucked a few cobs for ourselves to taste.
From Huffington Post
The corn you eat on the cob or in the occasional tortilla or slice of corn bread is just the tip of the corn iceberg.
From Slate Magazine
Cut the kernels off the cob into a large bowl (see page 99).
From NPR
In addition, the ancient cob produced only eight rows of kernels, about half that of modern maize.
From Phys.Org
In this preparation, cobs are grilled or roasted and slathered in condiments like lime, mayonnaise, cheese and powdered chiles.
From CNN
When you prepare corn on the cob, pasta, potatoes, or other vegetables, don't pour the hot water down the drain.
From Huffington Post
But the first cellulosic ethanol plants are actually going to be made with corn stalks and corn cobs.
From NPR
Cutting corn off the cob can be a pretty messy task -- corn kernels all over the kitchen.
From Huffington Post
Same with roasting the corn on the cob.
From Huffington Post
In fact, you're more likely to see higher prices for milk and meat than corn on the cob.
So you might expect the corn on the cob at the local supermarket might get a little pricier.
From TIME
Shelves filled with syrup cut with glucose, sorghum, or corn; some purveyors added decoctions of maple wood, hickory, or even of corn cobs.
From The Atlantic
Hence, a hybrid corn cob is usually much larger than that of a homozygous plant.
From Phys.Org
That means that cob homes built in colder climates can't be lived in year-round because it would be too expensive to heat them.
From CBS News
All power stems from renewable sources, including solar and wind power, and the homes are built from natural materials: straw veils, cob, and reclaimed lumber.
From Huffington Post
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épi, petit pain, noisette…
koçan, yuvarlak ekmek, fındık…
kolf, rond brood, grote hazelnoot…
kukuřičný klas, kulatý bochník, lískový oříšek…
majskolbe, lille rundt brød, hasselnød…
tongkol jagung, roti bulat, kacang hazel…
ซังข้าวโพด, ขนมปังก้อนกลม, ถั่วเฮเซล…
lõi ngô, ổ bánh mỳ tròn, hạt dẻ…
kolba kukurydzy, okrągły bochenek, orzech laskowy…
cob, kuda katik, angsa jantan…
der Maiskolben, der runde Laib Brot, die Haselnuss…
kob, brødbolle, kobnøtt…
стрижень качана кукурудзи, круглий хліб, ліщина…
