longanberry

• Nom masculin désignant l'arbre originaire d'Asie du Sud-Est et d'Australie, cultivé pour ses fruits sucrés et comestibles ressemblant à des noix de litchi ; le fruit lui-même porte également ce nom.

A noun referring to a tree native to southeastern Asia and Australia, cultivated for its sweet, edible fruit that resembles litchi nuts; the fruit itself is also known by this name.

1. Tropical treeB2formal

   A tree native to southeastern Asia and Australia, cultivated mainly for its sweet, edible fruit that resembles a litchi nut.

   Longanier

   • The longanberry tree thrives in warm, humid climates.
   • Farmers in Southeast Asia often grow longanberry for export.
   • The longanberry tree can reach up to 12 meters in height.

   Synonymeslongan

2. Edible fruitB2formal

   The small, round fruit of the longanberry tree, similar in taste and appearance to a litchi, with a sweet, juicy flesh.

   Longan (fruit)

   • Fresh longanberries are a popular snack in many Asian markets.
   • The longanberry has a translucent white flesh and a single seed.
   • She added sliced longanberries to the fruit salad for extra sweetness.

   Synonymeslongan