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clementine
(kleməntaɪn)
Word forms: plural clementines
countable noun
A clementine is a fruit that looks like a small orange.
clementine in British English
(ˈklɛmənˌtiːn, -ˌtaɪn)
noun
a citrus fruit thought to be either a variety of tangerine or a hybrid between a tangerine and sweet orange
Word origin
C20: from French clémentine, perhaps from the female Christian nameClementine in American English
(ˈklɛmənˌtaɪn; ˈklɛmənˌtin)
noun
a feminine name
: also ˌClemenˈtina (ˌklɛmənˈtinə)Word origin
Fr < L Clemens: see Clement1Image ofclementine
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Examples of 'clementine' in a sentenceclementine
In other languagesclementine
British English: clementine /ˈklɛmənˌtiːn; -ˌtaɪn/ NOUN
A clementine is a fruit that looks like a small orange.
- American English: clementine
- Arabic: كَليمَنْتَيـن - نَوْع ٌمِنَ البُرْتُقالِ
- Brazilian Portuguese: tangerina
- Chinese: 小柑橘
- Croatian: mandarina
- Czech: klementinka
- Danish: klementin
- Dutch: clementine
- European Spanish: clementina
- Finnish: klementiini
- French: clémentine
- German: Klementine
- Greek: κλημεντίνη
- Italian: mandarino
- Japanese: クレメンタイン
- Korean: 클레멘타인
- Norwegian: klementin
- Polish: klementynka
- European Portuguese: clementina
- Romanian: clementină
- Russian: клементин
- Latin American Spanish: clementina
- Swedish: klementin
- Thai: ส้มชนิดหนึ่ง
- Turkish: mandalina
- Ukrainian: клементина
- Vietnamese: quýt nhỏ
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