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quandang

/ˈkwɒn.dæŋ/

Traduction: Arbre australien produisant des fruits rouges à pulpe comestible et à graine ressemblant à une noix, souvent utilisés pour des desserts ou des confitures.

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/ˈkwɒn.dæŋ/formalaustralian
  • frArbre australien produisant des fruits rouges à pulpe comestible et à graine ressemblant à une noix, souvent utilisés pour des desserts ou des confitures.

An Australian tree that produces a red fruit with edible flesh and a nutlike seed, often used for desserts or jam.

  1. C1formalaustralian

    A type of Australian tree that produces edible fruit and a nutlike seed.

    frquandong (arbre australien)

    • The quandang tree is native to arid regions of Australia.
    • Farmers cultivate quandang for its drought-resistant properties.
    • The quandang's nutlike seed is often roasted and eaten.

    Synonymesnative peachquandongwild peach

  2. Red Australian fruitC1formalaustralian

    A red fruit native to Australia, used in desserts or for making jam.

    frQuandong (fruit rouge australien)

    • Quandang jam is a popular spread in rural Australia.
    • The fruit's sweet flesh is perfect for desserts.
    • She made a delicious quandang tart for the party.

    Synonymesnative peachquandongwild peach