Peach in English: peach , Pronunciation: English? [pi?t?] American? [pi?t?]

Interpretation: n.? peach; peach tree; peach color

Vocabulary Collocation

1. peach jam peach jam

2. peach blossom peach blossom

3. peach kernel peach kernel

4. flat peach peach

Common Sentence Patterns:

1. He? picked out?the?ripest?peach?for?me.?

He picked out a ripe peach for me.

2. William?does?not?like?eating?peach?at all.?

William does not like eating peaches at all.

3.Which?DO you?prefer?,?apple?pie?or?peach?pie

Apple cobbler or peach cobbler which do you like?

4. Can?I?have?a?peach, please?Sure!

Can I have a peach? Sure.

Expanded Information:

1. Etymological Explanation

Directly from Old French pesche, meaning peach; originally from Late Latin pessica, meaning peach.

2. Near-synonyms: peachy?

Pronunciation: ing? ['pi?t?i]?　?　? American? ['pi?t?i]

Interpretation: adj. ? Peach-like; peach-colored; <mouth> excellent

Phrase: Peachy Cantaloupe?Peachy Cantaloupe

Example sentence: I really like your peachy face, shiny eyes and cherry mouth.

I really like your peachy face

I really like your peachy face, shiny eyes and cherry mouth.