grape
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/ˈɡɹeɪp/
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/ɡɹˈeɪp/
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Definition
A small, round fruit that grows in clusters on vines, often eaten fresh or used to make juice, wine, or raisins.
Usage & Nuances
Most commonly used in the singular (“a grape”) or plural (“some grapes”). Used in food, cooking, and drinks contexts. Do not use 'grape' for other small fruits like berries. Related: 'grapefruit' is a different fruit altogether.
Spanish: uvaPortuguese (BR): uvaPortuguese (PT): uvaChinese (Simplified): 葡萄Chinese (Traditional): 葡萄Hindi: अंगूरArabic: عِنَبBengali: আঙুরRussian: виноградJapanese: ぶどうVietnamese: nhoKorean: 포도Turkish: üzümUrdu: انگورIndonesian: anggur
Example Sentences
The grape is sweet and juicy.
basic
He bought a bunch of grapes.
basic
Some people love dried grapes—they're called raisins.
natural
Do you prefer green or red grapes?
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Wine is made from fermented grapes.
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Can I have a grape?
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