rambutan in Irish
rambutan in Irish is rambútan — rambutan means a tropical tree of the species Nephelium lappaceum, native to Southeast Asia.
rambutan in Irish
rambútan
What does "rambutan" mean?
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noun A tropical tree of the species Nephelium lappaceum, native to Southeast Asia.
"Rambutan trees thrive in the warm, humid climate of Southeast Asia."
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noun The edible fruit of the rambutan tree, covered in a spiky red skin with sweet flesh inside.
"She peeled the rambutan to reach its sweet, translucent flesh."
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rambutan in a sentence
- Rambutan trees thrive in the warm, humid climate of Southeast Asia.
- The orchard owner planted a row of rambutan trees along the riverbank.
- She peeled the rambutan to reach its sweet, translucent flesh.
- Market stalls across Malaysia sell fresh rambutan by the kilogram.
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What is "rambutan" in Irish?
"rambutan" in Irish is rambútan. rambutan means: A tropical tree of the species Nephelium lappaceum, native to Southeast Asia.
How do you use "rambutan" in a sentence?
Example: "Rambutan trees thrive in the warm, humid climate of Southeast Asia." In Irish, "rambutan" is rambútan.
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