pulasan

• Nom désignant un arbre fruitier tropical originaire de l'Inde orientale, ou son fruit, qui ressemble au ramboutan mais a un goût plus sucré.

A noun referring to a tropical fruit tree native to East India, or the fruit itself, which resembles the rambutan but is sweeter in taste.

1. C1formal

   An East Indian fruit tree that produces fruit similar to but sweeter than the rambutan.

   Pulasan (arbre fruitier)

   • The pulasan tree is native to Southeast Asia.
   • Farmers cultivate pulasan for its delicious fruit.
   • The pulasan tree can grow up to 15 meters tall.

   Synonymespulassan

2. C1formal

   The fruit of the pulasan tree, which resembles the rambutan but has a sweeter taste.

   Pulasan (fruit)

   • Pulasan has a sweet, juicy flesh that is often eaten fresh.
   • The fruit of the pulasan is covered in soft spines.
   • Many people compare pulasan to lychee or rambutan.