Peach Pronunciation: English [pi?t?] American [pi?t?]

n. peach; peach tree; peach color

"peach" is derived directly from Old French pesche, meaning peach, and originally from Late Latin pessica, meaning peach.

Bilingual example sentences:

He pulled a peach from the tree.

Vocabulary matching:

1. peach seed peach kernel

2. peach jam peach jam

3. peach oil peach oil

4. peach blossom peach blossom

5. peach on denunciation

Expanded Information:

Other Fruit Words

1, pear

Pronunciation: English [pe?(r)]. ? American [per]

Pronunciation: n. pear; pear tree

There are many pear trees covered in blossom.

There are many pear trees covered in blossom.

2. pomegranate

Pronunciation: English ['p?m?ɡr?n?t]? American ['pɑ?m?ɡr?n?t]

n. pomegranate; pomegranate tree

I've drunk a cup of pomegranate juice.

3. grape ?

Pronunciation: English [ɡre?p] American [ɡre?p]

n. grapes; vines; deep purple; [military] grape bombs

The loser's scorn for the award is pure sour grape.

The loser's contempt for the award is purely a matter of not being able to eat grapes.

4. cherry

Pronunciation: English ['t?eri] American ['t?eri]

n. cherry; cherry tree; cherry-colored; <slang> hymen

We have different pies, such as apple, cherry, and strawberry pies.

We have different pies, such as apple, cherry, and strawberry pies.