apple
/ˈæp.əl/
苹果
She bites into a juicy apple.
她咬了一口多汁的苹果。
A1
banana
/bəˈnɑː.nə/
香蕉
He peeled a banana for breakfast.
他剥了根香蕉当早餐。
A1
orange
/ˈɒr.ɪndʒ/
橙子
Mom squeezes an orange for fresh juice.
妈妈榨了个橙子做鲜果汁。
A1
pear
/peər/
梨
This pear tastes sweet and juicy.
这个梨又甜又多汁。
A1
grape
/ɡreɪp/
葡萄
She ate a grape and smiled.
她吃了颗葡萄，笑了。
A1
lemon
/ˈlem.ən/
柠檬
The lemon makes the tea sour.
柠檬让茶变酸了。
A1
peach
/piːtʃ/
桃子
A ripe peach smells wonderful.
熟透的桃子闻起来真香。
A1
strawberry
/ˈstrɔː.bər.i/
草莓
She dips the strawberry in chocolate.
她把草莓蘸上巧克力。
A1
cherry
/ˈtʃer.i/
樱桃
She put a cherry on each cupcake.
她在每个纸杯蛋糕上放了颗樱桃。
A1
watermelon
/ˈwɔː.tə.mel.ən/
西瓜
We share a cold watermelon in summer.
夏天我们分吃一个冰镇西瓜。
A1
mango
/ˈmæŋ.ɡəʊ/
芒果
This mango is ripe and golden.
这个芒果熟透了，金灿灿的。
A1
pineapple
/ˈpaɪ.næp.əl/
菠萝
The pineapple pizza started a big debate.
菠萝披萨引起了一场大争论。
A2
kiwi
/ˈkiː.wiː/
猕猴桃
Peel the kiwi before you eat it.
吃猕猴桃前要先削皮。
A2
melon
/ˈmel.ən/
甜瓜
Grandma cuts the melon into slices.
奶奶把甜瓜切成一片一片。
A2
plum
/plʌm/
李子
The plum tree grows by the fence.
李子树长在篱笆旁。
A2
coconut
/ˈkəʊ.kə.nʌt/
椰子
We drank sweet water from a coconut.
我们喝了椰子里甜甜的椰汁。
A2
lime
/laɪm/
青柠
Add a slice of lime to the drink.
在饮料里加一片青柠。
A2
raspberry
/ˈrɑːz.bər.i/
树莓
The raspberry jam tastes great on toast.
树莓酱涂在吐司上特别好吃。
A2
blueberry
/ˈbluː.bər.i/
蓝莓
A blueberry fell off the muffin.
一颗蓝莓从玛芬蛋糕上掉了下来。
A2
fig
/fɪɡ/
无花果
The fig is soft and very sweet.
这颗无花果又软又甜。
A2
apricot
/ˈeɪ.prɪ.kɒt/
杏子
The apricot tree blooms in early spring.
杏树在早春开花。
B1
grapefruit
/ˈɡreɪp.fruːt/
西柚
Dad eats half a grapefruit every morning.
爸爸每天早上吃半个西柚。
B1
pomegranate
/ˈpɒm.ɪ.ɡræn.ɪt/
石榴
The pomegranate is full of red seeds.
石榴里满是红色的籽。
B1
dragon fruit
/ˈdræɡ.ən ˌfruːt/
火龙果
The dragon fruit has bright pink skin.
火龙果有亮粉色的外皮。
B1
Questions about fruits vocabulary
- What fruits should beginners learn first?
- Start with apple, banana, orange and grape, because they appear in daily life and in most textbooks. Add lemon, peach and strawberry next. Tropical fruits like mango and pineapple are fun to name at the market.
- Is tomato a fruit or a vegetable in English?
- In everyday English, tomato usually sits with the vegetables in the store, but scientifically it is a fruit. Dictionaries often describe it as a fruit that people eat like a vegetable. Learn it either way and expect both answers in conversation.
- How do I use fruit words in real sentences?
- Pair each fruit with simple verbs: I eat an apple, I peel a banana, I squeeze an orange. These three verbs cover most fruit situations. Numbers help too, as in two pears or a bunch of grapes.