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pulassan

/pʊˈlæs.ən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un arbre fruitier d'Asie du Sud-Est, dont le fruit ressemble au ramboutan mais est plus sucré, ou le fruit lui-même.

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/pʊˈlæs.ən/formal
  • frNom désignant un arbre fruitier d'Asie du Sud-Est, dont le fruit ressemble au ramboutan mais est plus sucré, ou le fruit lui-même.

A noun referring to an East Indian fruit tree that produces a fruit similar to but sweeter than the rambutan, or the fruit itself.

  1. Tropical fruit treeC1formal

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

    frPulasan

    • The pulassan tree thrives in the humid climate of Southeast Asia.
    • Farmers cultivate pulassan for its sweet and juicy fruit.
    • The pulassan is often compared to the rambutan due to its appearance.

    Synonymespulasan

  2. Edible fruitC1formal

    The fruit of the pulassan tree, known for its sweet flavor and resemblance to the rambutan.

    frPulasan (fruit)

    • I tasted a pulassan for the first time during my trip to Malaysia.
    • The pulassan's flesh is sweeter and less acidic than the rambutan.
    • She peeled the pulassan carefully to reveal its translucent flesh.

    Synonymespulasan