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coconut

/ˈkəʊ.kə.nʌt/

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noun

/ˈkəʊ.kə.nʌt/A2formalculinary
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее крупный овальный орех с твёрдой скорлупой тропической пальмы, содержащий толстую белую съедобную мякоть и центральную полость, заполненную жидкостью или молоком; также используется для описания самого дерева.

A noun referring to the large, hard-shelled oval nut of a tropical palm tree, containing thick white edible meat and a central cavity filled with fluid or milk; also used to describe the tree itself.

  1. Edible white fleshA2formalculinary

    The white, edible part of a coconut, often shredded or grated for use in cooking and baking.

    ruКокосовая мякоть

    • She added shredded coconut to the cake batter.
    • Coconut is a common ingredient in many curries.
    • You can buy dried coconut in most grocery stores.
  2. Large hard-shelled nutA2formal

    A large, oval nut with a hard, fibrous husk, containing thick white meat and a central cavity filled with liquid (coconut water).

    ruКрупный орех с твердой скорлупой

    • He cracked open a fresh coconut to drink the milk.
    • The coconut fell from the tree with a loud thud.
    • Coconuts are often sold with the husk removed.

    Synonymscocoanut

  3. B1formal

    A tall palm tree (Cocos nucifera) that bears coconuts as its fruit, widely planted throughout tropical regions.

    ruКокосовая пальма

    • Coconut palms line the beaches of the tropical island.
    • The farmer planted dozens of coconut trees on his land.
    • Coconut trees are an important source of income for many coastal communities.

    Synonymscoco palmcoconut palmcoconut tree

Forms
  • coconuts plural form
  • coconuts' possessive plural form
  • coconut's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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