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drupe

/druːp/

Traducción: Fruto carnoso que no se abre al madurar y contiene una sola semilla encerrada en un endocarpio duro o hueso, como el melocotón, la ciruela o la cereza.

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/druːp/C1formalscientific
  • esFruto carnoso que no se abre al madurar y contiene una sola semilla encerrada en un endocarpio duro o hueso, como el melocotón, la ciruela o la cereza.

A fleshy fruit that does not split open at maturity and contains a single seed enclosed in a hard stone or pit, such as a peach, plum, or cherry.

  1. Fleshy fruit with a single seedB2formal

    A type of fruit that has a fleshy outer part and a hard inner shell (stone) containing a single seed. Examples include peaches, plums, cherries, and olives.

    esDrupa

    • Peaches and plums are classic examples of drupes.
    • The olive is a drupe that is often used for oil.
    • Cherries, with their single hard pit, are a well-known drupe.

    Sinónimosstone fruit

Formas
  • drupes plural form
  • drupes' possessive plural form
  • drupe's possessive singular form