Vocab Bloom Hub

pitahaya

/ˌpɪt.əˈhaɪ.ə/

1 entry

noun

/ˌpɪt.əˈhaɪ.ə/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее кактус, произрастающий на юго-западе США и севере Мексики, или его ярко окрашенный съедобный плод с ярко-красным соком, часто размером с персик.

A noun referring to a cactus native to the southwestern United States and northern Mexico, or the highly colored, edible fruit it produces, which has bright red juice and is often as large as a peach.

  1. Cactus plantB1formal

    A type of cactus native to the southwestern United States and northern Mexico, known for its edible, juicy fruit.

    ruКактусовое растение

    • The pitahaya cactus thrives in arid desert climates.
    • Farmers cultivate pitahaya for its vibrant fruit.
    • The pitahaya plant has large, fragrant flowers that bloom at night.
  2. Edible fruitA2formal

    The brightly colored, juicy fruit of the pitahaya cactus, often as large as a peach, with bright red juice.

    ruСъедобный фрукт

    • She sliced the pitahaya and added it to the fruit salad.
    • The pitahaya's bright red juice stained the tablecloth.
    • Pitahaya is often eaten fresh or used in smoothies.
Forms
  • pitahayas plural form
  • pitahayas' possessive plural form
  • pitahaya's possessive singular form