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strawberry

noun (strawberry, strawberries)

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

Everyday

  1. A strawberry is a small red sweet fruit with tiny seeds on its outside and green leaves on top. tree →
  2. A strawberry plant grows low on the ground and sends out runners. tree →

In the lessons

a fruit picked and weighed, often in pounds; in summer, families go strawberry picking; phrases «strawberries and cream», «strawberry jam», «pick-your-own»

Examples

  • Marco picked 25 pounds of strawberries. tree →
  • His dad picked 18 pounds. tree →
  • How many pounds did they pick together? tree →
  • She ate 12 strawberries. tree →
  • We made strawberry jam. tree →
  • Strawberries and cream are eaten at Wimbledon. tree →
  • Wash the strawberries before you eat them. tree →
  • The strawberry plants sent out runners. tree →
  • Each box holds 2 pounds of strawberries. tree →
  • A strawberry has about 200 seeds on its skin. tree →
  • Actually, ripe strawberries! which came quite red and sweet up under the snow. tree →

Note

A thing counted or weighed; the number is often in pounds. Trap: «together» adds both people's amounts. Plural: y changes to -ies, «strawberries».

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/strawberry/