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grapefruit

/ˈɡreɪp.fruːt/

Traduction: Fruit agrume de grande taille, rond, à la peau jaune ou rosée et à la chair juteuse au goût acidulé, souvent consommé au petit-déjeuner ou utilisé dans les jus et salades.

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noun

/ˈɡreɪp.fruːt/A2formal
  • frFruit agrume de grande taille, rond, à la peau jaune ou rosée et à la chair juteuse au goût acidulé, souvent consommé au petit-déjeuner ou utilisé dans les jus et salades.

A large, round, sour citrus fruit with yellow or pinkish skin and juicy flesh, often eaten for breakfast or used in juices and salads.

  1. A1formal

    A large, round, sour citrus fruit with yellow or pinkish skin and juicy flesh.

    frPamplemousse

    • She ate half a grapefruit for breakfast.
    • Grapefruit juice is often served in the morning.
    • He peeled the grapefruit and removed the seeds.
  2. B1formal

    The tropical or subtropical tree that produces grapefruits.

    frPamplemoussier

    • The grapefruit tree in their backyard is full of fruit.
    • Farmers cultivate grapefruit trees in warm climates.
    • The leaves of the grapefruit tree are dark green and glossy.
Formes
  • grapefruit plural form
  • grapefruits plural form
  • grapefruits' possessive plural form
  • grapefruit's possessive singular form