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peach

noun (peach, peaches); adjective (peach — a color)

«peach» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. A peach is a soft, round, sweet fruit with fuzzy skin and a big stone (pit) inside. tree →
  2. Peach is a soft pinkish-orange color. tree →
  3. Something lovely can be called «a peach». tree →

In the lessons

a fruit counted in baskets, often split by color (red, yellow, green); peaches grow on trees in summer; phrases «peaches and cream», «peach pit», «peach tree»

Examples

  • There are 7 red peaches and 15 green peaches. tree →
  • There are 9 baskets with 5 peaches each. tree →
  • She picked 32 more peaches. tree →
  • How many more green peaches than red? tree →
  • The peach was so juicy it dripped. tree →
  • Don't eat the peach stone. tree →
  • Georgia is called the Peach State. tree →
  • Her dress was a pale peach color. tree →
  • We made peach pie for dessert. tree →
  • A peach has fuzzy skin, a nectarine has smooth skin. tree →
  • “This is indeed the largest peach I have ever seen! tree →

Note

A thing counted; colors make kinds. «how many peaches» may add all colors. Trap: only the colors named in the question are counted. Plural: «peaches» with -es. The big seed inside is called a stone or a pit.

On Mova

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