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fruit
A1
noun
Usage:
90%
produce
Translation: produce
Pronunciation: /fruːt/
Meaning: The edible part of a plant that contains seeds. Fruits can be sweet or savory.

Fruit is usually sweet and grows on trees or plants. Examples include apples, bananas, and oranges.

I eat fruit every day.

She likes to buy fresh fruit.

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C1
noun
Usage:
45%
outcome
Translation: outcome
Pronunciation: /fruːt/
Meaning: A product of plant development; the result or outcome of something.

In this context, 'fruit' refers to the successful results or benefits that come from hard work or effort.

The fruit of his labor was success.

The project yielded positive fruit.

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B2
noun
Usage:
55%
botanical product
Translation: botanical product
Pronunciation: /fruːt/
Meaning: The term used in botany to describe a specific part of flowering plants.

Botanically, fruits develop from the flower of a plant and contain seeds. This includes many items that are not sweet like tomatoes and peppers.

Tomatoes are classified as fruits in botany.

Cucumbers belong to the fruit category in botany.

4
B2
noun
Usage:
30%
prize
Translation: prize
Pronunciation: /fruːt/
Meaning: A slang or informal term for something desirable.

Here, 'fruit' is used informally to describe a rewarding or desirable outcome, often in the context of achievements.

The new car was a nice fruit of their efforts.

Her hard work led to fruit in her studies.

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A2
noun
Usage:
50%
sweet
Translation: sweet
Pronunciation: /fruːt/
Meaning: A type of food that is high in sugars and often used in desserts.

'Fruit' can also refer to sweet foods made from fruits, especially in desserts like cakes and salads.

They made a fruit salad for dessert.

We love sweet fruit dishes.

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