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stone fruit

/ˈstəʊn fruːt/

Traduction: Fruit contenant un noyau dur à l'intérieur, comme la pêche, la prune, la cerise ou l'abricot.

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/ˈstəʊn fruːt/B1formal
  • frFruit contenant un noyau dur à l'intérieur, comme la pêche, la prune, la cerise ou l'abricot.

A type of fruit that contains a large hard seed or pit inside, such as peaches, plums, cherries, and apricots.

  1. Fruit with a pitB1formal

    A type of fruit that contains a large, hard seed (stone or pit) inside, such as peaches, plums, cherries, and apricots.

    frfruit à noyau

    • Peaches and plums are popular stone fruits in summer.
    • Cherries are a delicious stone fruit often used in desserts.
    • The farmer grows several varieties of stone fruit on his land.