macadamia in Portuguese
macadamia in Portuguese is macadâmia — macadamia means an evergreen tree native to Australia, grown for its rich, buttery nuts.
macadamia in Portuguese
macadâmia
An evergreen tree, of the genus Macadamia, native to Australia and cultivated in Hawaii.
What does "macadamia" mean?
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noun An evergreen tree native to Australia, grown for its rich, buttery nuts.
"Macadamia trees can take up to ten years before they produce a full nut crop."
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noun The nut of this tree, prized for its creamy texture and high fat content.
"She added chopped macadamias and white chocolate to the cookie dough."
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macadamia in a sentence
- Macadamia trees can take up to ten years before they produce a full nut crop.
- She added chopped macadamias and white chocolate to the cookie dough.
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What is "macadamia" in Portuguese?
"macadamia" in Portuguese is macadâmia. macadamia means: An evergreen tree native to Australia, grown for its rich, buttery nuts.
How do you use "macadamia" in a sentence?
Example: "Macadamia trees can take up to ten years before they produce a full nut crop." In Portuguese, "macadamia" is macadâmia.
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