Pear in English, phonetic English [pee(r)], beauty [per].

Second, interpretation:

Pear; pear

Thirdly, etymological explanation.

Pere comes directly from old English; Derived from classical Latin pira.

Fourth, the classic quotations:

Some beautiful pearls ... some people gave them a pair of pearls. From: A. Hamilton

V. Synonyms,

1, western pear 2, pear tree pear tree

Extended data:

First, the words:

(noun), when pear refers to a specific "pear", it is a countable noun; When it refers to a substance, that is, "pear meat", it is an uncountable noun and can also refer to "pear tree"

Second, vocabulary collocation:

Verb+~, cultivate a pear, eat a pear, peel a pear, pick a pear and pinch a pear.

When pear refers to a specific pear, it is a countable noun; It is an uncountable noun when it refers to a substance, namely "pear meat".

English for other fruits

Apple, apricot, banana banana, blackberry, blackberry, blueberry, cherry cherry, apple. Carambola, grapes.

Grapefruit, grapefruit guava, guava, kiwi, mango, mango papaya.