Padron ng paggamit:
eat [cherries]
She bought a bag of fresh cherries at the market.
Egy zacskó friss cseresznyét vett a piacon.
We used sour cherries to make the pie.
Meggyet használtunk a pitéhez.
He spat the cherry stone into a napkin after finishing the fruit.
Cherry juice ran down his fingers as he ate.
The cake was decorated with whipped cream and bright red cherries.
Mga Halimbawa para sa Nag-aaral
I like to eat fresh cherries in summer.
Nyáron szeretek friss cseresznyét enni.
She put cherries on top of the ice cream.
Cseresznyét tett a fagylalt tetejére.
There is a hard stone inside each cherry.
He made a small tart with cherries.
We picked cherries from the tree in the garden.
Karaniwang pagkakamali:
Learners sometimes say *two cherry* instead of *two cherries*. Remember that the plural of *cherry* is *cherries*, with -y changing to -ies.
Kahulugan
small round red stone fruit
Mga kolokasyon
fresh cherries
|sweet cherries
|sour cherries
|cherry pie
|pitted cherries
|cherry jam
Mga tema
food
|nature
|daily life
|food_drink
|core_vocabulary
Depinisyon
A small, round, red fruit with a stone inside that grows on a tree.
A small, round stone fruit, usually bright or dark red, with sweet or sour flesh, that grows on a cherry tree.
Padron ng paggamit:
a [cherry] [noun]
She wore a cherry skirt that stood out in the crowd.
Cseresznyepiros szoknyát viselt, amely kitűnt a tömegből.
He drove a cherry sports car that turned heads on the street.
Cseresznyepiros sportautót vezetett, amely után mindenki megfordult az utcán.
The walls were painted a deep cherry color.
I chose a cherry lipstick for a bold look.
The logo features a simple cherry circle on a white background.
Mga Halimbawa para sa Nag-aaral
She bought a cherry dress for the party.
Cseresznyepiros ruhát vett a partira.
He has a cherry bike that he loves.
Cseresznyepiros biciklije van, amit nagyon szeret.
The door is painted cherry red.
I like cherry shoes more than black ones.
Her cherry bag is easy to see from far away.
Karaniwang pagkakamali:
Some learners confuse *cherry* (the color) with *cheery* (meaning happy). *Cherry* describes color, while *cheery* describes a happy feeling or mood.
Kahulugan
bright red like cherries
Mga kolokasyon
cherry lipstick
|cherry dress
|cherry sports car
|cherry nails
|cherry shade
|cherry red
Mga kasingkahulugan
bright red (A common descriptive phrase; less vivid or specific than *cherry* and not tied to the fruit image.)
Mga kasalungat
pale (Describes a light, weak color, which contrasts with the strong, vivid shade of cherry.)
Mga tema
colors
|appearance
|fashion
|clothing
|arts_entertainment
|core_vocabulary
Depinisyon
Bright red in color, like a cherry.
Having a bright red color similar to that of ripe cherries.
Padron ng paggamit:
a [cherry] tree
The cherry in our backyard is covered in white blossoms every spring.
A hátsó kertünkben álló cseresznyefa minden tavasszal tele van fehér virágokkal.
They planted a row of cherries along the driveway.
Egy sor cseresznyefát ültettek a behajtó mentén.
The park is famous for its ancient cherry trees.
Birds gathered in the cherry as the fruit ripened.
The furniture was made from dark cherry wood.
Mga Halimbawa para sa Nag-aaral
There is a big cherry tree in front of my house.
Van egy nagy cseresznyefa a házam előtt.
In spring, the cherry trees are very beautiful.
Tavasszal nagyon szépek a cseresznyefák.
Many birds sit in the cherry tree.
We picked fruit from the cherry tree.
He wants to plant a cherry tree in the garden.
Karaniwang pagkakamali:
Learners may say *a cherry* when they mean the tree, which can sound unclear. It is more natural to say *a cherry tree* when talking about the whole plant.
Kahulugan
tree that produces cherries
Mga kolokasyon
cherry tree
|flowering cherry
|wild cherry
|cherry orchard
|cherry blossoms
|cherry wood
Mga tema
nature
|plants
|food_drink
|core_vocabulary
Depinisyon
A tree on which cherries grow.
A tree that produces cherries as its fruit.
Padron ng paggamit:
cherry [food/drink]
I ordered a cherry soda with my burger.
Hamburger mellé cseresznyeízű üdítőt rendeltem.
She baked a cheesecake with a cherry topping.
Sajttortát sütött cseresznyés feltéttel.
This cherry yogurt is too sweet for me.
He chose a cherry dessert instead of chocolate.
The cocktail came with a cherry syrup rim.
Mga Halimbawa para sa Nag-aaral
She likes cherry ice cream.
Szereti a cseresznyés fagylaltot.
He drank a big glass of cherry soda.
Ivott egy nagy pohár cseresznyeízű üdítőt.
We bought cherry yogurt for breakfast.
I want a cherry cake for my birthday.
The pie has a sweet cherry filling.
Karaniwang pagkakamali:
Learners sometimes say *ice cream with cherry taste* instead of *cherry ice cream* or *cherry-flavored ice cream*. In English, it is more natural to use *cherry* before the noun to show flavor.
Kahulugan
containing or tasting of cherry
Mga kolokasyon
cherry ice cream
|cherry yogurt
|cherry soda
|cherry sauce
|cherry candy
|cherry filling
Mga kasingkahulugan
cherry-flavored (More explicit and slightly more formal; used especially on packaging and product labels.)
Mga tema
food
|daily life
|food_drink
|core_vocabulary
Depinisyon
Made with cherries or tasting like cherries.
Containing cherries or having the flavor of cherries.
Padron ng paggamit:
[someone's] cherry
The movie used the word *cherry* as a crude joke about a character’s sex life.
A filmben a „cherry” szót durva viccként használták egy szereplő szexuális életével kapcsolatban.
Some song lyrics talk about a boy trying to take a girl’s cherry.
Néhány dalszöveg arról szól, hogy egy fiú megpróbálja elvenni egy lány szüzességét.
The comedian’s routine included several vulgar lines about losing your cherry.
Mga Halimbawa para sa Nag-aaral
This word for virginity is vulgar and can offend people.
A szüzességre használt ilyen szó vulgáris, és sértő lehet.
He used the word *cherry* in a rude way to talk about sex.
A „cherry” szót durva módon, szexuális értelemben használta.
You should not use this word in polite conversation.
The slang word *cherry* is common in some songs and movies.
Karaniwang pagkakamali:
Learners may not realize that using *cherry* for virginity is considered vulgar and offensive in most contexts. It should be avoided in normal conversation; use *virginity* instead.
Kahulugan
vulgar term for virginity
Mga kolokasyon
lose your cherry
|pop her cherry
|take his cherry
|still has his cherry
Mga kasingkahulugan
virginity (Neutral and standard word, used in polite and formal situations, unlike the vulgar slang *cherry*.)
Mga kasalungat
sexual experience (Describes the opposite state of having had sexual intercourse.)
Mga tema
relationships
|sex
|body
Depinisyon
A very informal and rude word for someone’s virginity (when a person has never had sex).
A vulgar slang term for a person’s virginity, especially a woman’s.
Padron ng paggamit:
[a cherry] [object]
He showed me a cherry vintage Mustang with low mileage.
Megmutatott nekem egy alacsony futásteljesítményű, kifogástalan állapotú veterán Mustangot.
The bike is twenty years old but still in cherry condition.
A bicikli húszéves, de még mindig patika állapotban van.
They found a cherry apartment that had just been renovated.
For that price, you expect the laptop to be cherry.
Collectors will pay more for a comic book that is truly cherry.
Mga Halimbawa para sa Nag-aaral
He bought a cherry old car from his neighbor.
Kifogástalan állapotú régi autót vett a szomszédjától.
This phone is used but still looks cherry.
Ez a telefon használt, de még mindig újszerűnek tűnik.
The guitar is second-hand, but it is cherry.
They want a cherry apartment that needs no repairs.
Karaniwang pagkakamali:
Learners may think *cherry* always relates to the fruit or color. In this informal use, it does not mean the object is red or has cherries; it describes excellent condition.
Kahulugan
in excellent, like-new condition
Mga kolokasyon
cherry car
|cherry condition
|a real cherry
|pretty cherry
|cherry shape
Mga kasingkahulugan
mint (Informal; commonly used to describe items, especially collectibles, that are in perfect or near-perfect condition.)
|
pristine (More formal; emphasizes that something is perfectly clean or untouched.)
Mga kasalungat
beat-up (Informal; describes something that is very worn, damaged, or in bad condition.)
Mga tema
daily life
|evaluation
|daily_life
|business
|core_vocabulary
Depinisyon
In very good condition, almost like new, especially for a car or other thing that is not new.
Very good or like new in condition or quality, especially referring to cars or other objects.