peach

word

/ˈpitʃ/
peech
/pˈiːtʃ/
peech

Definition

A peach is a soft, round fruit with sweet, juicy flesh and fuzzy skin. It can also describe a pinkish-orange color or, informally, a very pleasant or attractive person or thing.

Usage & Nuances

The fruit meaning is the main one. In English, usage varies by region: Americans often say 'peach', while Spanish translations may be 'durazno' or 'melocotón' depending on country. Informally, 'a peach' sounds warm and a little old-fashioned: 'She was a real peach.' Common phrases include 'peach juice', 'peach tree', and 'peach-colored'.

Example Sentences

I ate a peach after lunch.

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This pie is amazing—the fresh peaches make all the difference.

natural

The baby has peach juice on his shirt.

basic

She painted the wall a light peach color.

basic

Thanks for helping me move—you’re a peach.

natural

I almost bought the dress in peach, but I went with blue instead.

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