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Meanings of citrus in English
Any of numerous fruits of the genus Citrus having thick rind and juicy pulp; grown in warm regions.
Usage of citrus in English
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The Trust is looking at expanding its citrus because of market… Audio
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Seven isolates from different citrus orchards displayed almost identical protein expression profiles.
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This wine has good rounded apple fruits balanced nicely by some citrus.
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I mean, I haven't eaten this much citrus fruit in 20 years.
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I know, it's so happy to have citrus after you use tomatoes.
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I was under the impression there were problems with fangs and citrus.
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For women they use the citrus-fruit comparison; for men it's sporting goods.
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Both fibre and citrus consumption are considered hallmarks of a healthy diet.
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And we are so lucky that citrus fruit is currently in season.
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Its principal lines of business are citrus groves, cattle ranching and conservation.
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Our hypothesis was that a citrus extract would increase dry matter intake.
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Similar methods of attacking other scale insects on citrus trees are used.
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It very faintly smelled like citrus, and everything was in perfect order.
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The Reforest Fiji project is distributing sandalwood, vesi, citrus and mahogany trees.
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A fresh citrus-floral fragrance, which is delicate and luminous but also unpredictable.
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In 2004, four strong hurricanes struck Florida, the country's biggest citrus producer.
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Translations for citrus
Citrus through the time
Citrus across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare