Fico Meaning in English
word
ˈfikoʊ
FEE-koh
ˈfaɪkəʊ
FY-koh
释义
A "fico" is a small, sweet fruit known as a fig, which grows on a tree and is often eaten fresh or dried.
用法与细微差别
Used almost exclusively for the fruit fig in Romance languages; 'fig' is the usual English word. In English, 'fico' may appear in culinary or botanical contexts borrowed from Italian, Portuguese, or Spanish. Not to be confused with 'FICO' (credit score in the U.S.). Formal in botanical, neutral in everyday contexts.
Spanish: fico (higo) - higo (fruta)Portuguese (BR): figo (fruta)Portuguese (PT): figo (fruta)Chinese (Simplified): 无花果Chinese (Traditional): 無花果Hindi: अंजीरArabic: تينBengali: অঞ্জিরRussian: инжирJapanese: イチジクVietnamese: quả sung - quả vả (miền Trung)Korean: 무화과Turkish: incirUrdu: انجیرIndonesian: buah ara
例句
I ate a ripe fico for breakfast.
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The fico tree grows in warm climates.
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Dried fico is a popular snack.
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You should try the fico jam at that bakery—it's amazing.
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My grandmother has a huge fico tree in her backyard.
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Fresh fico goes really well with cheese and honey.
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