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Meanings of chinese date in English
Species of tree of the genus Ziziphus whose edible fruits have the consistency and taste of an apple and look like a small date.
Synonyms
Examples for "jujube"
Examples for "jujube"
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But I thought the jujube was a fruit, like an apple.
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And he threw one jujube after another into his open mouth.
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An apothecary ought to have known how to suck a jujube!
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The dolichos grows, covering the jujube trees; The convolvulus spreads all over the tombs.
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The jujube itself has been used for years to flavor candies and other confections.
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In size, the character of its trunk and its leaves, it closely resembles the jujube tree.
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The dolichos grows, covering the jujube trees; The convolvulus spreads all over the tombs.
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Then there came a jungle of nettle-trees, medlars and jujube trees, which pomegranates skirted with never-fading verdure.
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Plum sauce (sweet and sour) Jujubes (small red dates) Hoisin sauce
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4 to 6 dried red dates
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Of this Sister Colomba Matarazzo tells us that she ate not nor drank, save sometimes some jujube fruit, and even these but rarely.
Usage of chinese date in English
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The exact date has been disputed, but most accounts accept the Chinese date of July 4.
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This pudding makes a great evening snack, as Chinese dates are rumored to help cure insomnia.
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Chinese media reported in January that Bieber was set to return this year, but no Chinese dates have been announced.
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Out of Chinese dates?
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The style of the letters is in keeping with this date, but is quite incompatible with that derivable from the Chinese date of the era.