| 释义 |
du·ri·an
\ˈdu̇rēən, |du̇rē|än\ noun
also du·ri·on \ˈdu̇rēən\
(-s)
Etymology: Malay durian, from duri thorn
1. : the large oval or globose fruit of a tree (Durio zibethinus) of the East Indian islands having a hard prickly rind, a soft cream-colored pulp, a most delicious flavor, an offensive odor, and seeds that are roasted and eaten like chestnuts
2. : the tree that bears durians |