fruit

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noun

fruit

[fruːt]

sustantivo

1. fruta (f) (for eating); fruto (m) (on plant)

to bear fruit -> dar fruto (also sentido figurado)
fruit bowl -> frutero (m)
fruit cocktail -> cóctel (m) de frutas, macedonia (f) (de frutas)
fruit fly -> mosca (f) de la fruta
fruit juice -> zumo (m) or (español de España) jugo (m) de frutas (Am)
fruit machine -> (máquina (f) ) tragaperras f inv (británico)
fruit salad -> macedonia (f) (de frutas)
fruit tree -> (árbol (m) ) frutal (m)

fruit [frut]

sustantivo

1. Fruto.

2. Fruta.

3. Fruto, producto, utilidad, provecho.

4. Prole.

5. Postres.

Fruit-basket -> cesta para fruta
Fruit-knife -> cuchillo de postres
Fruit-jar -> vaso o tarro para frutas, en especial el que puede cerrarse herméticamente
Stone fruit -> fruta de hueso
Fruit-bearing -> frutal, que produce fruta
Fruit-dryer -> secadero de frutas
Fruit-eating -> frugívoro
Fruit press -> aparato para prensar frutas
Preserved fruit -> Fruta en almíbar
Candied fruit -> fruta azucarada

verbo neutro (intransitivo)

1. Producir fruta, dar fruto, fructificar. (n)


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