Tachibana Meaning in English

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US

ˌtɑːtʃiˈbɑːnə

tah-chee-BAH-nuh

UK

ˌtætʃɪˈbɑːnə

tatch-i-BAH-nuh

释义

Tachibana is a type of small, sweet citrus fruit native to Japan, similar to a mandarin orange. The word also refers to the tree that produces this fruit.

用法与细微差别

'Tachibana' is a Japanese loanword used mostly in botanical or cultural contexts outside Japan. Rarely used in everyday English. Not the same as a standard orange or mandarin; it's a unique species native to Japan.

• Spanish: tachibana (fruta cítrica japonesa) - naranjo tachibana
• Portuguese (BR): tachibana (fruta cítrica japonesa) - laranjeira tachibana
• Portuguese (PT): tachibana (fruta cítrica japonesa) - laranjeira tachibana
• Chinese (Simplified): 橘子（日本柑橘） - 橘子樹（橘柑樹）
• Chinese (Traditional): 橘子（日本柑橘） - 橘子樹（橘柑樹）
• Hindi: ताचीबाना (जापानी खट्टा फल) - ताचीबाना वृक्ष
• Arabic: تاتشيباناأ (فاكهة حمضية يابانية) - شجرة التاتشيباناأ
• Bengali: তাচিবানা (একটি জাপানি সাইট্রাস ফল)
• Russian: тачибана (японский цитрус)
• Japanese: 橘（たちばな）
• Vietnamese: tachibana (một loại quả cam quýt Nhật Bản)
• Korean: 타치바나 (일본 감귤류)
• Turkish: tachibana (Japonya'ya özgü turunçgil)
• Urdu: تاچیبانا (ایک جاپانی ترش پھل)
• Indonesian: tachibana (jeruk mandarin khas Jepang)

例句

The tachibana grows on trees in Japan.

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A tachibana looks like a small orange.

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People used tachibana in Japanese art.

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You won’t find tachibana in most Western supermarkets.

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The flavor of tachibana is mild and a little floral.

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In some families, planting a tachibana tree is a tradition.

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