Pippin Meaning in English
word
/ˈpɪpɪn/
PIP-in
/pˈɪpɪn/
pip-IN
释义
A pippin is a type of apple, usually known for its crisp texture and sweet-tart flavor. It can also refer to a particularly excellent person or thing, but this use is rare.
用法与细微差别
'Pippin' is mostly used for apple varieties, especially 'Newtown Pippin.' The figurative sense (an excellent thing/person) is old-fashioned and rare. When talking about apples, it's countable ('a pippin', 'some pippins').
Spanish: pippin (variedad de manzana)Portuguese (BR): pippin (tipo de maçã)Portuguese (PT): pippin (variedade de maçã)Chinese (Simplified): 皮平 (一种苹果品种)Chinese (Traditional): 皮平（一種蘋果品種）Hindi: पिपिन (सेब की किस्म)Arabic: بيبين (نوع من التفاح)Bengali: পিপিন - সুস্বাদু আপেলের একটি জাতRussian: пиппин (сорт яблока)Japanese: ピピン（リンゴの品種）Vietnamese: pippin (loại táo) - táo pippinKorean: 피핀(사과 품종)Turkish: pippin (elma çeşidi)Urdu: پپین (ایک قسم کا سیب)Indonesian: pippin (jenis apel)
例句
I bought a pippin at the market.
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The pippin is delicious and juicy.
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Have you ever tried a pippin before?
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This pie is made with fresh pippins—that’s why it tastes so good!
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Wow, that car’s a real pippin!
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If you want the best apples for baking, go for the pippin.
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