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fruit-vegetable-vocabulary
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Introduction

Vocabulary on the theme of fruit & vegetables.

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Fruits
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fruits
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Fruits such as apples, grapes and strawberries.
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Click to listen to the Fruit vocabulary.
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Sons
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apple
Son
apple.mp3 (13.78 KB)
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orange
Son
orange.mp3 (23.98 KB)
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banana
Son
banana.mp3 (23.98 KB)
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grapes
Son
grapes.mp3 (23.47 KB)
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pear
Son
pear.mp3 (20.92 KB)
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lemon
Son
lemon.mp3 (22.45 KB)
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cherry
Son
cherry.mp3 (20.92 KB)
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cherries
Son
cherries.mp3 (19.9 KB)
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strawberry
Son
strawberry.mp3 (26.02 KB)
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strawberries
Son
strawberries.mp3 (30.61 KB)
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blueberry
Son
blueberry.mp3 (26.02 KB)
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blueberries
Son
blueberries.mp3 (21.43 KB)
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raspberry
Son
raspberry.mp3 (27.04 KB)
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raspberries
Son
raspberries.mp3 (29.59 KB)
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pineapple
Son
pineapple.mp3 (24.49 KB)
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tomato
Son
tomato.mp3 (25.51 KB)
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tomatoes
Son
tomatoes.mp3 (27.04 KB)
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watermelon
Son
watermelon.mp3 (22.96 KB)
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pumpkin
Son
pumpkin.mp3 (16.84 KB)
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Vegetables
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vegetables
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Vegetables such as a carrot, a potato and corn.
Description

*The mushroom is a fungus, not a vegetable.

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Click to listen to the Vegetable vocabulary.
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Sons
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carrot
Son
carrot.mp3 (20.92 KB)
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potato
Son
potato.mp3 (21.94 KB)
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potatoes
Son
potatoes.mp3 (51.02 KB)
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lettuce
Son
lettuce.mp3 (22.96 KB)
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cucumber
Son
cucumber.mp3 (22.96 KB)
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celery
Son
celery.mp3 (18.88 KB)
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pepper
Son
pepper.mp3 (14.29 KB)
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onion
Son
onion.mp3 (23.47 KB)
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broccoli
Son
broccoli.mp3 (19.39 KB)
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cabbage
Son
cabbage.mp3 (16.84 KB)
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corn
Son
corn_0.mp3 (19.9 KB)
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mushroom
Son
mushroom_0.mp3 (20.92 KB)
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olive
Son
olive.mp3 (22.45 KB)
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pea
Son
pea.mp3 (14.29 KB)
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Fruit & Vegetable Parts
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fruit-vegetable-parts
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Parts of fruits and vegetables such as the peel, flesh and seed.
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Click to listen to the Fruit & Vegetable Parts vocabulary.
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Sons
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peel
Son
peel.mp3 (23.98 KB)
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skin
Son
skin.mp3 (22.96 KB)
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leaf
Son
leaf_0.mp3 (20.41 KB)
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leaves
Son
leaves_0.mp3 (23.98 KB)
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flesh
Son
flesh.mp3 (23.47 KB)
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seed
Son
seed_0.mp3 (23.98 KB)
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stem
Son
stem_0.mp3 (17.35 KB)
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core
Son
core.mp3 (21.43 KB)
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pit
Son
pit.mp3 (19.39 KB)
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Fruit & Vegetable Description
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fruit-vegetable-description
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Words used to describe fruits and vegetables such as sweet, sour and ripe.
Description

*Citrus is a family of fruit.

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Click to listen to the Fruit & Vegetable Description vocabulary.
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Sons
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sweet
Son
sweet.mp3 (25.51 KB)
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sour
Son
sour.mp3 (22.45 KB)
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crunchy
Son
crunchy.mp3 (25 KB)
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soft
Son
soft.mp3 (27.55 KB)
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unripe
Son
unripe.mp3 (23.98 KB)
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green
Son
green.mp3 (18.88 KB)
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ripe
Son
ripe.mp3 (14.8 KB)
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fresh
Son
fresh.mp3 (19.39 KB)
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rotten
Son
rotten.mp3 (19.9 KB)
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juicy
Son
juicy.mp3 (19.39 KB)
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citrus
Son
citrus.mp3 (20.41 KB)
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Fruit & Vegetable-Related Verbs
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fruit-vegetable-related-verbs
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Verbs used with fruits and vegetables such as to peel, to cut and to grow.
Description

The verb to grow can mean 2 different things.

  • 1to grow: to get bigger
  • 2to grow: to plant and take care of fruits, vegetables or plants
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Click to listen to the Fruit & Vegetable-Related Verbs vocabulary.
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Sons
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to peel
Son
to peel.mp3 (27.04 KB)
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to wash
Son
to wash.mp3 (23.47 KB)
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to cut
Son
to cut.mp3 (24.49 KB)
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to squeeze
Son
to squeeze.mp3 (22.45 KB)
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to mash
Son
to mash.mp3 (25.51 KB)
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to eat
Son
to eat.mp3 (24.49 KB)
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to grow
Son
to grow_0.mp3 (23.47 KB)
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Fruit & Vegetable Vocabulary at a Glance
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fruit-vegetable-vocabulary-at-a-glance
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Summary for fruit and vegetable vocabulary.
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Summary for fruit and vegetable parts, descriptions and verbs.
Title (level 2)
Fruit & Vegetable Vocabulary Exercise
Title slug (identifier)
fruit-vegetable-vocabulary-exercise
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Advanced Fruit & Vegetable Vocabulary
Title slug (identifier)
advanced-fruit-vegetable-vocabulary
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Advanced Fruit Vocabulary
Title slug (identifier)
advanced-fruit-vocabulary
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Advanced fruit vocabulary such as mango, papaya and pomegranate.
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Click to listen to the Vegetable vocabulary.
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Sons
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mango
Son
mango.mp3 (25.51 KB)
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cranberry
Son
cranberry.mp3 (23.47 KB)
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cranberries
Son
cranberries.mp3 (27.55 KB)
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blackberry
Son
blackberry.mp3 (25 KB)
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blackberries
Son
blackberries.mp3 (26.02 KB)
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papaya
Son
papaya.mp3 (29.59 KB)
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nectarine
Son
nectarine.mp3 (33.16 KB)
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apricot
Son
apricot.mp3 (25.51 KB)
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plum
Son
plum.mp3 (19.9 KB)
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prune
Son
prune.mp3 (25 KB)
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cantaloupe
Son
cantaloupe.mp3 (25.51 KB)
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lychee
Son
lychee.mp3 (25.51 KB)
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avocado
Son
avocado.mp3 (31.12 KB)
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date
Son
date.mp3 (21.43 KB)
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pomegranate
Son
pomegranate.mp3 (26.02 KB)
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passion fruit
Son
passion fruit.mp3 (33.16 KB)
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dragon fruit
Son
dragon fruit.mp3 (35.2 KB)
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fig
Son
fig.mp3 (19.9 KB)
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raisin
Son
raisin.mp3 (41.84 KB)
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squash
Son
squash.mp3 (26.53 KB)
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coconut
Son
coconut2.mp3 (46.94 KB)
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lime
Son
lime.mp3 (23.47 KB)
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grapefruit
Son
grapefruit.mp3 (25.51 KB)
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mandarin
Son
mandarin.mp3 (25.51 KB)
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mandarin orange
Son
mandarin orange.mp3 (36.73 KB)
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tangerine
Son
tangerine.mp3 (28.06 KB)
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clementine
Son
clementine.mp3 (26.02 KB)
Title (level 3)
Advanced Vegetable Vocabulary
Title slug (identifier)
advanced-vegetable-vocabulary
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Advanced vegetable vocabulary such as eggplant, cauliflower and leek.
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Click to listen to the Vegetable vocabulary.
Content
Sons
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eggplant
Son
eggplant.mp3 (25 KB)
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radish
Son
radish.mp3 (26.02 KB)
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cauliflower
Son
cauliflower.mp3 (27.55 KB)
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beet
Son
beet.mp3 (19.9 KB)
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sweet potato
Son
sweet potato.mp3 (30.61 KB)
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asparagus
Son
asparagus.mp3 (29.59 KB)
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spinach
Son
spinach.mp3 (31.12 KB)
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green onion
Son
green onion.mp3 (27.04 KB)
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brussel sprout
Son
brussel sprout.mp3 (33.16 KB)
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green beans
Son
green beans.mp3 (31.12 KB)
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chickpea
Son
chickpea.mp3 (22.45 KB)
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garlic
Son
garlic.mp3 (23.47 KB)
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pickle
Son
pickle.mp3 (18.37 KB)
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zucchini
Son
zucchini.mp3 (25.51 KB)
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artichoke
Son
artichoke.mp3 (23.98 KB)
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leek
Son
leek.mp3 (19.9 KB)
Title (level 3)
Advanced Advanced Fruit & Vegetable Parts Vocabulary
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advanced-advanced-fruit-vegetable-parts-vocabulary
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pulp
Son
pulp.mp3 (20.41 KB)
Traduction
Soft, wet, fleshy part inside a fruit or vegetable.
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rind
Son
rind.mp3 (25.51 KB)
Traduction
Thick, hard outer peel of some fruits, like oranges.
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segment
Son
segment.mp3 (25 KB)
Traduction
Natural curved parts that some fruits are divided into, like oranges, lemons, grapefruits.
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bulb
Son
bulb_0.mp3 (21.43 KB)
Traduction
Round part of some vegetables that have roots and grow underground, like onions, garlic and leeks.
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pip
Son
pip.mp3 (14.29 KB)
Traduction
Synonym for “seed.” Found in fruits like apples, oranges and watermelons.
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stone
Son
stone.mp3 (23.98 KB)
Traduction
Synonym for “pit.” Found in fruits like peaches, plums and cherries.
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zest
Son
zest.mp3 (22.96 KB)
Traduction
Colourful, thin outer skin of a citrus fruit (like a lemon, lime or orange).
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pod
Son
pod.mp3 (18.88 KB)
Traduction
Long, thin, protective outer shell that holds seeds inside it, like peas and beans.
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husk
Son
husk.mp3 (28.57 KB)
Traduction
Dry protective outer layer covering some fruits and vegetables, like corn.
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bunch
Son
bunch.mp3 (21.94 KB)
Traduction
Group of the same fruits or vegetables that grow together or are sold in a single package.
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Advanced Fruit & Vegetable Description Vocabulary
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advanced-fruit-vegetable-description-vocabulary
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Describing taste
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describing-taste
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bitter
Son
bitter.mp3 (19.9 KB)
Traduction
Sharp, harsh taste that is not sweet. Like lemons and grapefruits.
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bland
Son
bland.mp3 (20.41 KB)
Traduction
Having almost no taste or flavour.
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earthy
Son
earthy.mp3 (21.94 KB)
Traduction
Taste that reminds you of fresh earth or soil, like mushrooms.
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mild
Son
mild.mp3 (26.53 KB)
Traduction
Gentle and smooth taste that isn’t spicy or strong.
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refreshing
Son
refreshing.mp3 (26.02 KB)
Traduction
Cool and crisp taste that makes you feel energized and quenches your thirst.
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rich
Son
rich.mp3 (22.45 KB)
Traduction
Very deep, strong flavour and a thick, heavy texture.
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savoury
Son
savoury.mp3 (25 KB)
Traduction
Salty, spicy, or full of rich flavour, rather than sweet.
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tasteless
Son
tasteless.mp3 (24.49 KB)
Traduction
That has no flavour at all.
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Describing texture
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describing-texture
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bumpy
Son
bumpy.mp3 (19.39 KB)
Traduction
Rough, uneven, and covered in of small raised spots or lumps. Opposite of “smooth.”
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crisp
Son
crisp.mp3 (27.04 KB)
Traduction
Fresh, firm and crunchy texture. Opposite of “mushy.”
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fibrous
Son
fibrous.mp3 (23.98 KB)
Traduction
Full of tough, stringy, thread-like pieces (fibres).
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firm
Son
firm.mp3 (21.94 KB)
Traduction
Solid, strong, and healthy fruit or vegetables.
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mushy
Son
mushy.mp3 (23.47 KB)
Traduction
Soft, wet and squishy texture. Opposite of “crisp.”
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smooth
Son
smooth.mp3 (24.49 KB)
Traduction
Flat, silky, and regular, with no bumps. Opposite of “bumpy.”
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soggy
Son
soggy.mp3 (22.45 KB)
Traduction
Soft and full of water.
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tender
Son
tender.mp3 (21.43 KB)
Traduction
Soft, gentle, and very easy to chew or cut.
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Describing look & features
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describing-look-features
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bruised
Son
bruised.mp3 (21.43 KB)
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That has a soft, dark, damaged spot on its skin.
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diced
Son
diced.mp3 (20.41 KB)
Traduction
Cut into very small, neat blocks or cubes.
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overripe
Son
overripe.mp3 (26.02 KB)
Traduction
Past its perfect condition, the stage right before turning rotten.
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plump
Son
plump.mp3 (21.43 KB)
Traduction
Beautifully round, healthy-looking and full.
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seedless
Son
seedless.mp3 (26.02 KB)
Traduction
Without any seeds in it.
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speckled
Son
speckled.mp3 (25 KB)
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Covered with lots of small dots or spots of a different colour
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wilted
Son
wilted.mp3 (23.98 KB)
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That has become floppy and drooping due to having lost water.
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canned
Son
canned.mp3 (19.39 KB)
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That has been cooked or pickled, and sealed in a metal container.
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frozen
Son
frozen.mp3 (25 KB)
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That has been made very cold, hard, and solid like ice, so it can be kept in a freezer.
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organic
Son
organic.mp3 (23.98 KB)
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Grown naturally on a farm, without any chemicals.
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seasonal
Son
seasonal.mp3 (27.04 KB)
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That grows and is ready to pick during a specific period (season) of the year.
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raw
Son
raw.mp3 (22.96 KB)
Traduction
Completely fresh, natural and uncooked.
Title (level 3)
Advanced Fruit & Vegetable-Related Verbs
Title slug (identifier)
advanced-fruit-vegetable-related-verbs
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to harvest
Son
to harvest_0.mp3 (28.06 KB)
Traduction
To pick, or collect ripe fruits and vegetables at the end of the growing season.
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to ripen
Son
to ripen.mp3 (26.02 KB)
Traduction
To become ready to eat, to become ripe.
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to rot
Son
to rot.mp3 (25 KB)
Traduction
To decay, and decompose over time.
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to spoil
Son
to spoil.mp3 (27.55 KB)
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To go bad and become unfit or unsafe to eat.
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to chop
Son
to chop.mp3 (25.51 KB)
Traduction
To cut into pieces with quick downward strokes.
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to slice
Son
to slice.mp3 (27.04 KB)
Traduction
To cut into thin, flat, pieces.
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to dice
Son
to dice.mp3 (25.51 KB)
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To cut into small blocks or cubes.
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to quarter
Son
to quarter.mp3 (26.53 KB)
Traduction
To cut into 4 equal pieces.
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to grate
Son
to grate.mp3 (28.06 KB)
Traduction
To reduce into small shredded pieces using a grater.
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to mince
Son
to mince.mp3 (25 KB)
Traduction
To cut into the smallest possible pieces.
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to shred
Son
to shred.mp3 (23.47 KB)
Traduction
To cut or tear into small thin strips.
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to pit
Son
to pit.mp3 (28.57 KB)
Traduction
To remove the stone or pip from a fruit or vegetable.
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Expressions Using Fruit & Vegetables
Title slug (identifier)
expressions-using-fruit-vegetables
Corps
ExpressionMeaning
couch potatoAn inactive, lazy person.
apple of my eyeA person you love or care deeply about.
two peas in a pod2 people who act, look and seem alike.
a lemonSomething purchased that turned out to be defective. Generally used for cars and electronics.
peaches and creamWhen a situation is perfect.
the cherry on topAn extra something that makes something great even better.
cool as a cucumberCompletely calm, relaxed, and composed.
in a pickleTo be in a difficult situation, to be in trouble.
to go bananasTo become extremely excited, out of control, a little crazy.
to bear fruitTo bring good results, success, after a lot of effort and planning.
To compare apples and orangesTrying to compare two things that are completely different from each other.
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Exercise – Advanced Fruit & Vegetable Vocabulary
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exercise-advanced-fruit-vegetable-vocabulary
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See Also
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see-also
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