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fruit
noun
The seed-bearing part of a plant, often edible, colourful/colorful and fragrant, produced from a floral ovary after fertilization.
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'fruit' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to plants or produce that have seeds or contain seeds and can be eaten. For example, "My favorite fruit is an apple."
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Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit.
He told the Lowy Institute the milestone was proof the west's diplomatic pressure and sanctions against Russia – which is backing separatist rebels in the east – were bearing fruit.
I got £14 a day and lots of bashed fruit.
Here, every Saturday, Jane sells her own fruit, vegetables and, in autumn, meat, and the products of a few carefully chosen biodynamic growers.
Mapusa This town has a daily market full of fruit, veg, fish, bread, flowers, spices, clothes, street food and home goods.
The Guardian followed the trail of migrant children from Sicily to Rome, where young Egyptian teenagers were found working for a few euros an hour at the train station and fruit and vegetable markets.
For food, the Coast Café above the Ogaan shop at the eastern end of Back Lane serves good fish curry with kokum (the dried peel of a tamarind-like fruit), malabar parathas (stuffed, spicy flatbreads) and zingy fish tacos.
Away from my own home landscape of sheep and wheat, there was a certain relief in the grapevines and fruit trees which lined the road.
Tip-bearers are less common and produce fruit at the tips of branches, rather than on short spurs.
A story is told in the excellent study of Somalia by James Fergusson – The World's Most Dangerous Place (Bantam Press) – of a group of schoolboys who were tempted into joining al-Shabaab by being given a piece of fruit every day.
"I'm very disappointed that they've taken the low-hanging fruit," Ramsay said, adding that the ABC cannot expect to be a "holy cow" and escape government-wide efficiencies.
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