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nectarine
(nektəriːn, -rɪn)
Word forms: plural nectarines
countable noun
A nectarine is a round, juicy fruit which is similar to a peach but has a smooth skin.
nectarine in British English
(ˈnɛktərɪn)
noun
1.
a variety of peach tree, Prunus persica nectarina
2.
the fruit of this tree, which has a smooth skin
Word origin
C17: apparently from nectarnectarine in American English
(ˌnɛktəˈrin; ˈnɛktəˌrin)
noun
a naturally mutated variety (Prunus persica var. nectarina) of peach, having a smooth skin without down
Word origin
orig. adj., of nectarImage ofnectarine
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In other languagesnectarine
British English: nectarine /ˈnɛktərɪn/ NOUN
A nectarine is a fruit similar to a peach with a smooth skin.
- American English: nectarine
- Arabic: نَوعٌ مِنَ الْـخُوخِ
- Brazilian Portuguese: nectarina
- Chinese: 油桃
- Croatian: nektarina
- Czech: nektarinka
- Danish: nektarin
- Dutch: nectarine
- European Spanish: nectarina
- Finnish: nektariini
- French: nectarine
- German: Nektarine
- Greek: νεκταρίνι
- Italian: pescanoce
- Japanese: ネクタリン
- Korean: 승도복숭아
- Norwegian: nektarin
- Polish: nektarynka
- European Portuguese: nectarina
- Romanian: nectarină
- Russian: нектарин
- Latin American Spanish: nectarina
- Swedish: nektarin
- Thai: ผลไม้สีเหลืองแดงคล้ายลูกพีช
- Turkish: nektarin
- Ukrainian: нектарин
- Vietnamese: quả xuân đào
Chinese translation of 'nectarine'
nectarine
(ˈnɛktərɪn)
n (c)
- (= fruit)
油桃
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