guava

• Fruit tropical à la peau jaune et à la chair rose ou blanche, consommé frais ou utilisé pour faire de la gelée, ainsi que le petit arbre buissonnant qui produit ce fruit.

A tropical fruit with yellow skin and pink or white pulp, eaten fresh or used in jellies, or the small shrubby tree that bears this fruit.

1. A2formalculinary

   A sweet, round or pear-shaped tropical fruit with green or yellow skin and pink or white flesh, often eaten fresh or used in jellies and juices.

   Goyave (fruit tropical)

   • She sliced a ripe guava for breakfast.
   • Guava juice is very popular in tropical countries.
   • The market sells fresh guavas from the local farm.

2. Guava treeB1formalscientific

   A small tropical tree or shrub that produces guava fruit, widely cultivated in warm regions.

   Goyavier

   • The guava tree in our backyard is full of fruit.
   • Farmers grow guava trees in many parts of Asia and South America.
   • The leaves of the guava tree are sometimes used in herbal tea.