The English word for tomato is: tomato ?

Pronunciation: English [t?'mɑ?t?]? American [t?'me?to?]?

Tomato basically means "tomato, tomato" and is used as a countable noun as well as an uncountable noun.

Tomato can be used as a determiner before other nouns.

Bilingual example sentence: Most tomatoes are red when ripe, but some kinds are yellow.

Most tomatoes are red when ripe, but some varieties are yellow.

Vocabulary matching:

1. rotten tomato rotten tomato, bad egg

2. tomato salad tomato salad

3. tomato soup tomato soup

4. tomato ketchup tomato sauce

5. a pound of tomatoes A pound of tomatoes

Expanded:

Small tomatoes in English

cherry tomato

Pronunciation: English [?t?eri: t?mɑ:t?u] American [?t?ri t?meto ]?

Interpretation: little tomato; saint fruit; carmelon

Example sentences:

1. Fruit, Misc. cherry tomato paste, pear juice, watermelon ; water...

Korean company seeks Fruit, Misc. cherry tomato paste, pear juice, watermelon

2, Saute lemongrass, cherry tomato, mixed bell pepper and onion.

Burst lemongrass, cheddar eggplant, mixed peppers and diced onion.