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Meanings of jujube in English
Catalan
gínjol 
Spiny tree having dark red edible fruits.
Species of tree of the genus Ziziphus whose edible fruits have the consistency and taste of an apple and look like a small date.
Usage of jujube in English
1
But I thought the jujube was a fruit, like an apple.
2
And he threw one jujube after another into his open mouth.
3
An apothecary ought to have known how to suck a jujube!
4
The dolichos grows, covering the jujube trees; The convolvulus spreads all over the tombs.
5
The jujube itself has been used for years to flavor candies and other confections.
6
His face was the colour of the fruit of the jujube-tree, and his lips carmine.
7
The jujube is a fruit-buta most remarkable one.
8
In size, the character of its trunk and its leaves, it closely resembles the jujube tree.
9
They entered through the hedge of jujube-trees, beating down the branches with blows of the dagger.
10
I stood up and told the nearest servant to bring my sister a plate of jujube.
11
A jujube falls out of my View Article
12
She knew that he had become fond of sweetmeats, and offered him some marshmallow and jujube lozenges.
13
Then there came a jungle of nettle-trees, medlars and jujube trees, which pomegranates skirted with never-fading verdure.
14
I thought of my jujube with its ginger-colored fruit and the beautiful hibiscus I had planted last spring.
15
Woke up with feeling of suffocation to find an enormous black-currant and glycerine jujube wedged in his gullet.
16
She makes perfect jujube.
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Frequent collocations
Jujube through the time