What is '桃' called in English?

'桃' in English is called "Peach". Peach refers to: 熟した桃の果肉はジューシーで、甘い香りがする石果。

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English: "She bit into the ripe peach, and its sweet juice ran down her chin." | Japanese: "彼女は熟した桃にかぶりつき、甘い果汁が顎を伝った。"

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English to Japanese Dictionary

noun桃, 逸品

adjectiveピーチ

桃 in English:peach

IPA:mo̞mo̞

Phonetic:もも

Quick Answer • 要約

peach の日本語の意味は「桃, 逸品, ピーチ」です。 (熟した桃の果肉はジューシーで、甘い香りがする石果。)

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1
noun
桃
A round stone fruit with juicy yellow flesh and downy red-yellow skin, typically eaten fresh.
熟した桃の果肉はジューシーで、甘い香りがする石果。
2
adjective
ピーチ
Having a pale yellowish-pink color, resembling the skin of a ripe peach.
熟した桃の皮のような、淡い黄みがかったピンク色。
3
noun(informal)
逸品
An exceptionally good or attractive person or thing, often used informally.
非常に優れた人や物、しばしばインフォーマルに使われる。

casual

“She bit into the ripe peach, and its sweet juice ran down her chin.”

彼女は熟した桃にかぶりつき、甘い果汁が顎を伝った。

casual

“The walls were painted a soft peach color, creating a warm atmosphere.”

壁は柔らかなピーチ色に塗られ、温かい雰囲気を醸し出していた。

informal

“That new car is a real peach, it runs so smoothly.”

あの新しい車は本当に逸品だ、とてもスムーズに走る。

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adjectivepeachy

a peach of aexpression

An excellent or outstanding example of something.