prune in Arabic
prune in Arabic is أَجَاص, عَوِينَة, عَوِينَة مُجَفَّفَة — prune means a dried plum.
prune in Arabic
أَجَاص
Pronounced: ʔajāṣ
dried plum
عَوِينَة
Pronounced: ʕawīna
dried plum
عَوِينَة مُجَفَّفَة
dried plum
خَوْخ مُجَفَّف
Pronounced: ḵawḵ mujaffaf
dried plum
What does "prune" mean?
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noun A dried plum.
"She added a handful of prunes to the oatmeal."
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verb To cut back branches from a tree or shrub to keep it healthy or shaped.
"He pruned the rose bushes back in early spring."
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verb To remove unnecessary or excess parts from something, such as text, data, or a list.
"The editor pruned the report down to just the essential points."
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verb To become wrinkled, as skin does after being in water too long.
"Her fingers had pruned after the long bath."
prune in a sentence
- She added a handful of prunes to the oatmeal.
- He pruned the rose bushes back in early spring.
- The gardener pruned the hedge into a neat rectangle.
- The editor pruned the report down to just the essential points.
Common Arabic translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "prune" in Arabic?
"prune" in Arabic is أَجَاص, عَوِينَة, عَوِينَة مُجَفَّفَة. prune means: A dried plum.
How do you pronounce أَجَاص?
"prune" in Arabic is أَجَاص, pronounced "ʔajāṣ".
How do you use "prune" in a sentence?
Example: "She added a handful of prunes to the oatmeal." In Arabic, "prune" is أَجَاص, عَوِينَة, عَوِينَة مُجَفَّفَة.
Are there other ways to say "prune" in Arabic?
Yes — Arabic has 4 translations listed for "prune": أَجَاص, عَوِينَة, عَوِينَة مُجَفَّفَة, خَوْخ مُجَفَّف.
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