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Meanings of eating apple in English

Portuguese
maçã
Catalan
poma
Spanish
manzana

An apple used primarily for eating raw without cooking.

maçã
Synonyms
Examples for "dessert apple"
Examples for "dessert apple"
1
Almost spritzy at first, then slowly opening out until it tastes like a sun-ripened dessert apple, it's a wine that keeps its charm.
The Irish Times
2
Course 6: Dessert Apple tart with Amarula custard will round off the first five courses.
The South African
Usage of eating apple in English
1
The crowd was buzzing and smiling good-humoredly, with a general air of family-like sociability, some eating apple or candy.
The Rise of David Levinsky
2
They spent the afternoon sitting wrapped in the blankets and eating apples.
The road
3
They were part of my childhood alongside rhubarb, wild salmon and tart eating apples.
The Irish Times
4
Now Sir Gawaine had a custom of eating apples which he used daily at dinner and at supper.
King Arthur's Knights / The Tales Re-told for Boys & Girls
5
"I'll wager we find her up a tree eating apples," lisped Claud.
Dorothy Dale's Camping Days
6
We charge for our best eating apples fully as much as the stores have to charge for the Western fancy packed fruit.
Trees, Fruits and Flowers of Minnesota, 1916 / Embracing the Tra...
Translations for eating apple
Portuguese
maçã
Catalan
poma
Spanish
manzana