satsuma
/sætˈsuː.mə/Word connections
noun
/sætˈsuː.mə/Существительное, обозначающее сорт мандарина среднего размера, в основном без косточек, с тонкой гладкой кожурой.
Sustantivo que designa una variedad de mandarina de tamaño medio, generalmente sin semillas, de piel fina y lisa.
Nom désignant une variété de mandarine de taille moyenne, généralement sans pépins, à la peau fine et lisse.
Süßorangen-ähnliche Zitrusfrucht mit meist kernarmer, saftiger Frucht und dünner, glatter Schale, auch Satsuma genannt.
Substantivo que designa uma variedade de tangerina de tamanho médio, geralmente sem sementes, de casca fina e lisa.
指一种中等大小、通常无籽、果皮薄而光滑的柑橘类水果,即萨摩橘。也可指日本萨摩藩或萨摩烧陶器。
اسم يشير إلى نوع من اليوسفي متوسط الحجم، غالبًا بلا بذور، ذي قشرة رقيقة وملساء. ويُستخدم أيضًا للإشارة إلى شجرة الحمضيات التي تنتج هذه الفاكهة أو إلى الفاكهة نفسها.
A noun referring to a medium-sized, largely seedless variety of mandarin orange with a thin, smooth skin.
Seedless Mandarin OrangeA2formal
A small, seedless type of mandarin orange with a thin, smooth, and easy-to-peel skin.
Мандарин без косточек
Satsuma (mandarina sin semillas)
Mandarine sans pépins
Satsuma
Tangerina sem sementes
无籽蜜橘
يوسفي بلا بذور
- She peeled a satsuma for a quick snack.
- Satsumas are often eaten during the winter holidays.
- The thin skin of a satsuma makes it very easy to peel.
The Fruit ItselfA2formal
The medium-sized, mostly seedless fruit of the satsuma tree, known for its sweet flavor and delicate texture.
Мандарин
Satsuma (fruta)
La satsuma (fruit)
Satsuma
Tangerina satsuma
温州蜜柑
فاكهة الساتسوما
- He packed a satsuma in his lunchbox for a healthy treat.
- The satsuma is a popular citrus fruit in many countries.
- She bought a bag of satsumas at the market.
- satsumas plural form
- satsumas' possessive plural form
- satsuma's possessive singular form
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