Vocabulario en inglés: Frutas (Fruits)

Los nombres de frutas en inglés se usan a diario al hacer la compra, pedir un batido o leer un menú. Casi todos son contables (an apple, two bananas), pero al hablar de la fruta cortada se usan como incontables: "Would you like some watermelon?". Fíjate también en falsos amigos como "plum" (ciruela) y "prune" (ciruela pasa).

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Flashcards: 62 palabras sobre Frutas

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Lista de vocabulario: Frutas

Apple/ˈæpəl/SustantivoManzana
My grandma usually bakes apple pies in Christmas time.
Banana/bəˈnænə/SustantivoBanana
Banana has a large amount of potassium which is very good for health.
Cherry/ˈʧɛri/SustantivoCereza
To finish decorating the ice cream, he puts a cherry on top of it.
Coconut/ˈkoʊkəˌnʌt/SustantivoCoco
Coconut milk is a sweet and rich liquid that is used in many dishes and dessests.
Grape/greɪp/SustantivoUva
‘The fox and the grapes’ is one of the most famous parables in the world.
Juice/ʤus/SustantivoJugo
I like to drink fresh juice at breakfast.
Juicy/ˈʤusi/AdjetivoJugoso
The peaches from Moc Chau are very juicy and sweet.
Lemon/ˈlɛmən/SustantivoLimón
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.
Lime/laɪm/SustantivoCal
Limes exceed lemons in both acid and sugar content.
Mango/ˈmæŋgoʊ/Sustantivomango
There is a restaurant in this town that serve all desserts made from mangoes.
Orange/ˈɔrənʤ/SustantivoNaranja
Would you like some orange juice?
Papaya/pəˈpaɪə/SustantivoPapaya
Papaya is a tropical fruit that is high in nutrients and antioxidants.
Peach/piʧ/SustantivoDurazno
My daughter likes summer fruits, such as cherries, watermelons and peaches.
Pear/pɛr/SustantivoPera
John made a soup with beef and pear for dinner.
Peel/pil/VerboCáscara
She throws the apple peels to the trash after peeling apples for making pies.
Pineapple/ˈpaɪˌnæpəl/SustantivoPiña
Pineapple juice is very tasty and good for health.
Plum/plʌm/SustantivoCiruela
In Vietnam, plums are grown in northern provinces such as Lao Cai, Son La.
Ripe/raɪp/AdjetivoMaduro
The fruits in Ms. Hoa’s garden are ripe and ready for harvesting.
Strawberry/ˈstrɔˌbɛri/SustantivoFresa
Strawberry flavor is my favorite ice cream flavor.
Watermelon/ˈwɔtərˌmɛlən/SustantivoSandía
Watermelons are very juicy so it feels great to eat them in summer.
Avocado/ˌævəˈkɑːdoʊ/SustantivoPalta
Ripe avocado has a creamy texture that is perfect for salads.
Grapefruit/ˈɡreɪpfruːt/SustantivoPomelo
She enjoys half a fresh grapefruit with honey every breakfast.
Kiwi/ˈkiːwiː/SustantivoKiwi
Kiwi has bright green flesh with tiny edible black seeds.
Pomegranate/ˈpɑːmɪɡrænɪt/SustantivoGranada
Crack open the pomegranate to reveal hundreds of ruby red seeds.
Guava/ˈɡwɑːvə/SustantivoGuayaba
Crispy green guava dipped in chili salt is a favorite Vietnamese street snack.
Fig/fɪɡ/SustantivoHigo
Dried figs have a sweet honey-like flavor and chewy texture.
Apricot/ˈeɪprɪkɑːt/SustantivoAlbaricoque
Apricots have velvety orange skin and a sweet, slightly tart taste.
Cranberry/ˈkrænberi/SustantivoArándano
Cranberry sauce is a traditional condiment served during Thanksgiving dinner.
Blueberry/ˈbluːberi/SustantivoArándano
Blueberries are packed with antioxidants that help protect brain cells.
Raspberry/ˈræzberi/SustantivoFrambuesa
Fresh raspberries have a delicate tartness that pairs wonderfully with dark chocolate.
Dragonfruit/ˈdræɡənfruːt/Sustantivofruta del dragón
Sweet white flesh dotted with tiny crunchy black seeds fills the ripe dragonfruit.
Passion fruit/ˈpæʃn fruːt/SustantivoGranadilla
Tart, aromatic passion fruit pulp adds vibrant tropical zesty flavor to summer sorbets.
Lychee/ˈlaɪtʃiː/SustantivoLychee
Translucent, perfumed white flesh bursts with sweet juice beneath the bumpy red lychee shell.
Longan/ˈlɔːŋɡən/Sustantivolongán
Clusters of golden-brown longan fruit resemble dragon eyes with translucent flesh and dark glossy pits.
Rambutan/ræmˈbuːtn/Sustantivorambután
The hairy red rambutan fruit opens easily to reveal succulent, sweet milky-white flesh.
Mangosteen/ˈmæŋɡəstiːn/Sustantivomangostán
Hailed as the queen of tropical fruits, the purple mangosteen conceals delicate snow-white segments.
Durian/ˈdʊriən/SustantivoDurián
The thorny durian commands fierce culinary devotions for its rich, custard-like creamy interior.
Jackfruit/ˈdʒækfruːt/SustantivoYaca
The colossal bumpy jackfruit produces sweet golden fibrous bulbs with a tropical banana-pineapple aroma.
Starfruit/ˈstɑːrfruːt/Sustantivocarambola
Slicing the crisp yellow-green starfruit horizontally creates playful five-pointed star shapes.
Tangerine/ˈtændʒəriːn/SustantivoMandarina
Peeling the bright orange tangerine filled the car with a burst of sweet citrus fragrance.
Clementine/ˈkleməntiːn/Sustantivoclementina
Children love sweet seedless clementines because their thin rinds peel off effortlessly in seconds.
Blackberry/ˈblækbəri/SustantivoZarzamora
Plump, glossy wild blackberries clustered thickly along thorny country hedgerows in August.
Mulberry/ˈmʌlbəri/SustantivoMora
Sweet dark purple mulberries stained the children’s fingers and lips as they feasted under the tree.
Cantaloupe/ˈkæntəloʊp/SustantivoCantalupo
Sweet, salmon-orange cantaloupe slices provided refreshing hydration on the sweltering summer afternoon.
Honeydew/ˈhʌniduː/SustantivoGotas de miel
Pale green honeydew melon cubes were tossed into the chilled fruit salad with mint leaves.
Persimmon/pərˈsɪmən/SustantivoCaqui
Deep orange persimmons hung like glowing lanterns from bare branches after the autumn leaves fell.
Kumquat/ˈkʌmkwɑːt/SustantivoNaranja china
Unlike other citrus, bite-sized kumquats are popped whole into the mouth, rind and all.
Tamarind/ˈtæmərɪnd/SustantivoTamarindo
Sweet and sour tamarind pulp is an essential tangy seasoning across Southeast Asian culinary sauces and curries.
Raisin/ˈreɪzn/SustantivoPasa
Plump, chewy golden raisins were stirred into the morning oatmeal alongside cinnamon and walnuts.
Prune/pruːn/SustantivoCiruela pasa
Stewed prunes are renowned for promoting digestive health thanks to their high dietary fiber and sorbitol content.
passionfruit/ˈpæʃn fruːt/Sustantivomaracuyá
Passionfruit juice is delicious and refreshing on hot days.
pomelo/ˈpɒmɪləʊ/Sustantivopomelo
We shared a sweet pomelo after dinner.
soursop/ˈsaʊəsɒp/Sustantivoguanábana
A glass of soursop smoothie is perfect on hot days.
yuzu/ˈjuːzuː/Sustantivoyuzu
The chef added drops of fresh yuzu juice to the soup.
nectarine/ˈnektəriːn/Sustantivonectarina
Bite into a crisp, juicy nectarine on a warm day.
gooseberry/ˈɡʊzbəri/SustantivoGrosella
We can see a gooseberry here.
elderberry/ˈeldəbəri/Sustantivosaúco
We can see a elderberry here.
plantain/ˈplæntɪn/Sustantivoplátano
We can see a plantain here.
breadfruit/ˈbredfruːt/Sustantivopanapen
We can see a breadfruit here.
boysenberry/ˈbɔɪzənbəri/Sustantivoarándano
We can see a boysenberry here.
redcurrant/ˌredˈkʌrənt/Sustantivogrosella roja
We can see a redcurrant here.
blackcurrant/ˌblækˈkʌrənt/Sustantivogrosella negra
We can see a blackcurrant here.