grapefruit in Irish
grapefruit in Irish is seadóg — grapefruit means a large, round citrus fruit with a tart, slightly bitter flavor, ranging from pale yellow to pink or red inside.
grapefruit in Irish
seadóg
The large spherical tart fruit produced by this tree.
What does "grapefruit" mean?
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noun A large, round citrus fruit with a tart, slightly bitter flavor, ranging from pale yellow to pink or red inside.
"The grapefruit juice was so tart that he added a spoonful of honey."
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grapefruit in a sentence
- The grapefruit juice was so tart that he added a spoonful of honey.
- She sliced a pink grapefruit into segments and shared it with her sister.
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What is "grapefruit" in Irish?
"grapefruit" in Irish is seadóg. grapefruit means: A large, round citrus fruit with a tart, slightly bitter flavor, ranging from pale yellow to pink or red inside.
How do you use "grapefruit" in a sentence?
Example: "The grapefruit juice was so tart that he added a spoonful of honey." In Irish, "grapefruit" is seadóg.
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