beanpole

See also: bean-pole and bean pole

English

Etymology

bean +‎ pole

Pronunciation

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Noun

beanpole (plural beanpoles)

A thin pole for supporting bean vines.
(informal) A tall, thin person.

Derived terms

beanpole family

Translations

pole

Dutch: bonenstaak (nl) m
Esperanto: fazeolstango
Finnish: salko (fi), tukikeppi (fi)
Galician: estaca f
German: Bohnenstange (de) f

Italian: palo (it) m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: при̑тка f

Roman: prȋtka (sh) f

tall, thin person

Armenian: չոփ (hy) (čʿopʿ), չոփիկ (čʿopʿik)
Esperanto: stangofiguro
Finnish: hongankolistaja (fi)
French: (can be applied only to a man) escogriffe (fr) m, (can be applied to either a man or a woman) asperge (fr) f, échalas (fr) m, croquette (fr)
German: Bohnenstange (de) f

Greek: σανίδα (el) f (sanída) (literally "plank")
Irish: dréimire fir m (male), clifeartach m (male), railse fir m (male), sparra fir m (male), spreota (fir) m (male), stráice fir m (male), eilit f (female), feadóg (ga) f (female), coinnleoir m, cuaille m, léanscach m, pícealach m, sciúirse m, sínéalach m, spiacán m, spíce (de dhuine) m, spícéad m, spídéalach m, sreangaire m, sreangán m, ranglachán m
Italian: spilungone (it) m
Russian: жердь (ru) f (žerdʹ)
Spanish: esmirriado, larguirucho (es)

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