单词 | bush fruits |
释义 | fruit (obsolete fruict) /froot/noun
To produce fruit ORIGIN: OFr fruit, fruict, from L frūctus, from fruī, frūctus to enjoy fruitˈage noun (archaic)
fruitāˈrian noun A person who lives on fruit (also adjective) fruitˈed adjective
fruitˈer noun
fruitˈerer noun A person who deals in fruit fruitˈeress noun (rare) A female fruiterer fruitˈery noun
fruitˈful adjective Productive fruitˈfully adverb fruitˈfulness noun fruitˈiness noun fruitˈing noun The process of bearing, or coming into, fruit fruitˈless adjective
fruitˈlessly adverb fruitˈlessness noun fruitˈlet noun
fruitˈy adjective
fruit bat noun Any bat of the suborder Megacheiroptera, large fruit-eating bats of the Old World fruit body see fruiting body below. fruitˈ-bud noun A bud that produces fruit fruit cage noun An enclosure with mesh sides and a roof to protect growing fruit and vegetables from birds, etc fruitˈcake noun
fruit cocktail noun A fruit salad, esp one of small, usu diced, pieces of fruit fruit fly noun A fly of the genus Drosophila that feeds on decaying fruit fruiting body noun (botany) A seed or spore-bearing structure, eg the large spore-bearing structures of many fungi (also fruit body) fruitˈ-knife noun A small knife with a blade of silver, etc for cutting fruit fruit machine noun A coin-operated gaming machine found in amusement arcades, pubs, etc in which chance must match with any of a variety of stated winning combinations the pictures, traditionally of different fruits, on a set of revolving wheels fruit salad noun A mixture of pieces of fruit, fresh or preserved fruit sugar noun Fructose fruit tree noun A tree yielding edible fruit fruitˈwood noun The wood of a fruit tree (also adjective) bear fruit (figurative) To have eventual success bush fruits Small fruits growing on woody bushes first-fruits see under first and see annates in fruit Bearing fruit old fruit see under old small or soft fruit or fruits Strawberries, blackcurrants, etc bush1 /bŭsh/noun
To grow thick or bushy transitive verb
ORIGIN: ME busk, busch, from ON buskr, from a Gmc root found in Ger Busch, LL boscus, Fr bois. Some uses are from the corresponding Du bosch bushed adjective
bushˈiness noun bushˈy adjective
Someone who lives in the bush bushˈbaby noun Any of several nocturnal small African lemur-like primates, such as Galago senegalensis, also called night-ape bushˈbuck noun (also (Dutch) boschbok /bosˈbok/ or (Afrikaans) bosbok /bosˈbok/) A small S African antelope, or any other of the same genus (Tragelaphus) bushˈ-cat noun The serval bushˈcraft noun Practical knowledge of the bush and skill in its ways bush dog noun A small wild dog native to S American forests bushˈfire noun (esp Aust and NZ) A fire in forest or scrub bushˈ-fly noun A small black Australian fly (Musca vetustissima or other species) bushˈ-fruit noun A fruit growing on a bush, such as gooseberry or raspberry bushˈ-harrow noun A light harrow for covering grass-seeds, formed of a barred frame interwoven with bushes or branches bushˈ-house noun (Aust) A house or hut in the bush or in a garden bush jacket see bush shirt below. bush'land noun (Aust) The outback bushˈ-lawyer noun (Aust)
bushˈman noun
bushˈmanship noun Bushcraft bushˈmaster noun A venomous S American snake (Lachesis mutus) bushˈmeat noun The meat of wild animals, esp apes, eaten as food bush pig noun A wild pig of S Africa and Madagascar (also called red river hog) bush pilot noun An airline pilot operating over uninhabited country bushˈranger noun
bushˈ-rope noun A liana bush shirt or bush jacket noun A cotton, etc garment with four patch pockets and a belt bushˈ-shrike noun
bush sickness noun (Aust and NZ) A disease of cattle, sheep and goats, caused by a mineral deficiency in pastures bush tea noun Tea made from the leaves of various S African shrubs bush telegraph noun
bushˈtit noun A small long-tailed tit of W America, which builds a large hanging nest bush tucker noun (Aust) Food available for eating in the bush, such as wild plants, animals and insects bushˈveld or boschˈveld /bosˈ/ noun Veld made up largely of woodland bushˈwalk intransitive verb (Aust) To walk or hike through the bush as a leisure activity (also noun) bushˈwalker noun bushˈwalking noun bushˈwhack intransitive verb (chiefly N American)
transitive verb (N American) To ambush bushˈwhacker noun
bushˈwhacking noun
bushˈwoman noun A woman living in the African or Australian bush beat about the bush To prevaricate, avoid coming to the point go bush (Aust inf)
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