Usage of "litchi tree"

Chinese tree cultivated especially in Philippines and India for its edible fruit; sometimes placed in genus Nephelium.

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Examples for "litchi"

This litchi mousse tart is lovely for when you feel that you need something lighter. 
 The South African 

You will be sure to enjoy this litchi mousse tart as it is full of flavours of litchi combined with the richness of coconut. 
 The South African 

Rain clouds, dark as the proverbial beloved's hair, sweep across the sky; the litchi tree over his head is dancing in the swift breeze. 
 Year's best sf 15 

As decadent white wines go, this one delivers lovely rose petals, and Turkish delight on the nose with subtle litchi (lychee) flavours as a complement. 
 The South African 

Its sweetness comes from the natural sugars that the litchi's are kept in. 
 The South African 

Jasmine tea, red lichee, chrysanthemum flower, all the best ones. 
 Lost in translation 

The cups were as dainty as lichee. 
 Death of a Red Heroine 

I might try lichee nuts from China. 
 East of eden 

He savored the lichee tea now, the hot Beijing night, the comfortable antique furniture and paintings in the vice director's study. 
 Lost in translation 

We gazed curiously at the dangling pieces of dried fish, strings of sausage-like meat, unfamiliar vegetables, lichee nuts and sticks of green sugar cane. 
 The Lure of San Francisco: A Romance Amid Old Landmarks 

Usage of litchi tree in English

Rain clouds, dark as the proverbial beloved's hair, sweep across the sky; the litchi tree over his head is dancing in the swift breeze. 
 Year's best sf 15 

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Meanings of litchi tree in English