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Meanings of shaddock in английском
португальский
pomelo каталонский
aranja grossa 
Southeastern Asian tree producing large fruits resembling grapefruits.
Синонимы
Examples for "pomelo"
Examples for "pomelo"
1
The pomelo, or grape fruit, is fast gaining in favor and increasing in value.
2
Scent of a pomelo, delicate yet distinct, stacked somewhere in this room, Krina guessed.
3
Among the pomelo-trees is a cyclone of scarcely visible things.
4
Descriptive sensory evaluation indicated that white pomelo juice was milder in taste especially acidity.
5
The fruit-monger caressed the round brow of a pomelo, flicking dust from its green rind.
1
Next day, when the seven Princesses went as usual to the grave of their mother, the pomelo tree had disappeared.
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Although cultivated pummelos represent selections from one progenitor species, Citrus maxima, cultivated mandarins are introgressions of C. maxima into the ancestral mandarin species Citrus reticulata.
1
The plant Citrus maxima Merr.
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Although cultivated pummelos represent selections from one progenitor species, Citrus maxima, cultivated mandarins are introgressions of C. maxima into the ancestral mandarin species Citrus reticulata.
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Here I bought some pumelos ( Citrus decumana), kanary-nuts, and coffee, and let my men have a night's sleep.
Usage of shaddock in английском
1
I remember how delicious I thought the shaddock-whichis a fruit something like a very large orange.
2
The fruits are the cocoa, areca, banana, papaya, white and red shaddock, mangostan, rambootang, ananas, and betel.
3
It is sharp but not pepper; white but not paper; green but not shaddock; guess what that is.
4
Nelson met with two fine shaddock-trees which he had planted in 1777: they were full of fruit but not ripe.
5
A fig-tree was in a very thriving way, as were two vines, a pineapple plant, and some slips of a shaddock-tree.
6
Here we passed through fields of maize and groves of baby orange-trees and shaddock, which, it was hoped, would some day bear a rich crop.
7
Then Shaddock got mad and nearly broke his back hitting the ball.
8
Bill Shaddock, who was a rather grimly speaking man, advised:
9
We purchased eight hogs, some dogs, fowls, and shaddocks.
10
Yams and shaddocks were what we got the most of; other fruits were not so plenty.
11
Two shaddocks were brought to me, a fruit which they had not, till we introduced it.
12
Shaddock was the next man at bat.
13
I sent the Governor a box of cigars; and he in return sent us off some sheep and shaddocks.
14
An impatient signal sent him out dumb,-andRaynham was quit of the one believer in the Great Shaddock dogma.
15
Bill Shaddock," he shouted to the Long Bow boss, "ain't that one of your punchers comin' yonder?"
16
It is believed that the sole surviving member of the sect of the Shaddock-Dogmatists is under a total eclipse of Woman.
Frequent collocations
Shaddock through the time