apricot
word
Definition
A small, round fruit with orange skin and a soft, sweet inside. It can be eaten fresh or dried and is often used in desserts and jams.
Usage & Nuances
Usually used as a countable noun: 'an apricot', 'two apricots'. Common in phrases like 'dried apricot', 'apricot jam'. Less common as a flavor description than 'peach' or 'plum'. In some regions, 'apricot' can refer to slightly different varieties.
Spanish: albaricoque - damascoPortuguese (BR): damascoPortuguese (PT): damascoChinese (Simplified): 杏子Chinese (Traditional): 杏子Hindi: खुबानीArabic: مِشْمِش
Example Sentences
I ate an apricot for breakfast.
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The apricot is sweet and juicy.
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She put dried apricots in the salad.
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Have you ever tried apricot jam on toast?
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The market had fresh apricots that looked perfect for baking.
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My favorite smoothie has mango, banana, and a touch of apricot.
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