durian in Chinese
durian in Chinese is 榴梿 — durian means a large tropical fruit from Southeast Asia, covered in a thick, spiky husk, prized by fans for its rich, custard-like flesh but notorious for its overpowering smell.
durian in Chinese
榴梿
Pronounced: liú lián
The spiky edible fruit of this tree, known for its strong taste and very strong, unpleasant odor.
What does "durian" mean?
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noun A large tropical fruit from Southeast Asia, covered in a thick, spiky husk, prized by fans for its rich, custard-like flesh but notorious for its overpowering smell.
"Many hotels in Southeast Asia ban durian because the smell lingers for days."
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noun A deep yellow color, similar to that of ripe durian flesh.
"The kitchen walls were painted a warm durian yellow."
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durian in a sentence
- Many hotels in Southeast Asia ban durian because the smell lingers for days.
- She insisted the durian tasted like sweet almond custard once you got past the odor.
- The kitchen walls were painted a warm durian yellow.
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What is "durian" in Chinese?
"durian" in Chinese is 榴梿. durian means: A large tropical fruit from Southeast Asia, covered in a thick, spiky husk, prized by fans for its rich, custard-like flesh but notorious for its overpowering smell.
How do you pronounce 榴梿?
"durian" in Chinese is 榴梿, pronounced "liú lián".
How do you use "durian" in a sentence?
Example: "Many hotels in Southeast Asia ban durian because the smell lingers for days." In Chinese, "durian" is 榴梿.
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