cherry in German
cherry in German is Kirsche, Kirschbaum, Kirschenbaum — cherry means a small, round stone fruit, usually deep red, that grows on a tree of the genus Prunus.
cherry in German
Kirsche
Kirschbaum
The wood of a cherry tree.
Kirschenbaum
The wood of a cherry tree.
Kirschenholz
The wood of a cherry tree.
Kirsche
The wood of a cherry tree.
What does "cherry" mean?
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noun A small, round stone fruit, usually deep red, that grows on a tree of the genus Prunus.
"She picked a bowl of cherries from the tree in the garden."
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adj Bright red, the colour of a ripe cherry.
"He drove off in a cherry-red convertible."
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noun Informal: virginity, or someone's first experience of something.
"It was his first marathon — he finally lost his cherry."
cherry in a sentence
- She picked a bowl of cherries from the tree in the garden.
- The cake was topped with a single glacé cherry.
- He drove off in a cherry-red convertible.
- It was his first marathon — he finally lost his cherry.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "cherry" in German?
"cherry" in German is Kirsche, Kirschbaum, Kirschenbaum. cherry means: A small, round stone fruit, usually deep red, that grows on a tree of the genus Prunus.
How do you use "cherry" in a sentence?
Example: "She picked a bowl of cherries from the tree in the garden." In German, "cherry" is Kirsche, Kirschbaum, Kirschenbaum.
Are there other ways to say "cherry" in German?
Yes — German has 4 translations listed for "cherry": Kirsche, Kirschbaum, Kirschenbaum, Kirschenholz.
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