fruit

• Substantivo que designa o produto comestível, geralmente doce e carnoso, de uma árvore ou outra planta, que contém sementes. Também pode se referir ao resultado ou lucro de algo.

A noun referring to the sweet and fleshy product of a tree or other plant that contains seeds and can be eaten as food.

plural irregular

1. Edible plant productA1formal

   The sweet and fleshy product of a tree or other plant that contains seeds and can be eaten as food.

   Fruta

   • Apples and oranges are common fruits.
   • She eats fresh fruit every morning.
   • The market sells a variety of tropical fruits.

2. Result or outcomeB2formal

   The result or consequence of an action or effort.

   Resultado

   • His hard work finally bore fruit.
   • The fruit of their labor was a successful business.
   • The negotiations yielded fruit after months of talks.

   Sinônimosconsequenceeffectoutcomeoutgrowthpayoffproductresultrewardupshotyield

• Verbo que significa produzir ou dar frutos, ou dar frutos como uma planta.

A verb meaning to produce or yield fruit, or to bear fruit as a plant.

1. Produce fruitB2formal

   To produce or bear fruit, typically used for plants and trees.

   Dar frutos

   • The apple tree fruits every autumn.
   • These bushes fruit in late summer.
   • The plant will fruit only if it gets enough sunlight.

   Sinônimosbearcropfructifyproducesetyield

2. Yield resultsC1formal

   To produce a desired result or outcome, often after effort.

   Dar frutos

   • Their hard work finally fruited in a successful product launch.
   • The negotiations fruited into a profitable partnership.
   • Years of research fruited with a groundbreaking discovery.

   Sinônimospay offproduceresultyield