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10 Language-to-English DictionariesFruity
/ˈfruː.ti/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Having the taste or smell of fruit.
"The wine has a fruity aroma that hints at ripe berries." - 2
Characterized by or resembling fruit; sweet and pleasant.
"The dessert was a fruity delight, bursting with flavors of mango and pineapple."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'fruity' originates from the Middle English term 'fruyt', derived from the Old French 'fruit', which in turn comes from the Latin 'fructus', meaning 'fruit' or 'produce'. Over time, the term evolved to describe not only the literal fruit but also flavors and aromas reminiscent of fruit.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Fruity" is said worldwide
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fruité
Transliteration: fruity
"Le vin a un arôme fruité qui rappelle les baies mûres."
fruchtig
Transliteration: fruchtig
"Der Wein hat ein fruchtiges Aroma, das an reife Beeren erinnert."
fruttato
Transliteration: fruttato
"Il dessert era un piacere fruttato, pieno di sapori di mango e ananas."
afrutado
Transliteration: afrutado
"El vino tiene un aroma afrutado que recuerda a las bayas maduras."
frutado
Transliteration: frutado
"A sobremesa era uma delícia frutada, cheia de sabores de manga e abacaxi."
फलों जैसा
Transliteration: phalōn jaisā
"इस मिठाई में फलों जैसा स्वाद है।"
水果味的
Transliteration: shuǐguǒ wèi de
"这款甜点有水果味的口感，充满了芒果和菠萝的味道。"
과일 맛의
Transliteration: gwail mat-ui
"이 디저트는 망고와 파인애플의 맛이 가득한 과일 맛의 즐거움입니다."
フルーティーな
Transliteration: furūtī na
"このデザートはマンゴーとパイナップルの味が詰まったフルーティーな喜びです。"
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