French translation of naseberry is 
sapotilles

Meaning of "naseberry" in English

Naseberry, also known as sapodilla, is a tropical fruit native to South America, Central America, and the Caribbean. This fruit is small to medium-sized and typically has a rough, brown skin with a sweet, malty-flavored flesh that is reddish-brown. Naseberries are rich in dietary fiber, vitamins, and minerals, making them a nutritious snack. The fruit is often used in desserts, juices, and smoothies due to its unique taste and health benefits. Its seeds are black, hard, and bean-shaped, not meant for consumption.

Meaning of "sapotilles" in French

"Sapotilles" refers to the fruit known in English as naseberry or sapodilla. The sapotille is appreciated for its sweet flavor and granular texture, similar to brown sugar. It has a thin brown skin and an orange or brown pulpy interior. Indigenous to regions like Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central America, sapotilles are often eaten fresh or used in various culinary dishes, including desserts and beverages. The tree itself is also valued for its sap, known as chicle, historically used in chewing gum production.

Pronunciation of "naseberry" in English

Phonetic Transcription: [ˈneɪzˌbɛri].

Pronunciation Variations: The pronunciation of "naseberry" is generally consistent across English-speaking regions. However, slight variations can occur in accent, with the British English pronunciation possibly sounding more like [ˈneɪzˌb(ə)ri].

Pronunciation of "sapotilles" in French

Phonetic Transcription: [sapotij].

Pronunciation Variations: As with many French words, regional accents might influence the pronunciation of "sapotilles." In some regions, especially southern France, the emphasis might slightly differ, but the standard pronunciation remains largely uniform.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. I bought some ripe naseberries from the market. (J'ai acheté des sapotilles mûres au marché.)
2. Naseberries are delicious when added to fruit salads. (Les sapotilles sont délicieuses dans les salades de fruits.)
3. The naseberry tree is a beautiful addition to our garden. (L'arbre à sapotilles est un bel ajout à notre jardin.)
4. Have you ever tried naseberry ice cream? (As-tu déjà essayé la glace à la sapotille ?)
5. Naseberries contain a lot of antioxidants. (Les sapotilles contiennent beaucoup d'antioxydants.)
6. He picked a naseberry from the backyard tree. (Il a cueilli une sapotille de l'arbre dans le jardin.)
7. The naseberry's sweet taste is unmatched. (Le goût sucré de la sapotille est incomparable.)
8. Cooking with naseberries adds a unique flavor to dishes. (Cuisiner avec des sapotilles ajoute une saveur unique aux plats.)
9. I enjoy drinking naseberry smoothies in the morning. (J'aime boire des smoothies à la sapotille le matin.)
10. The local market sells fresh naseberries every summer. (Le marché local vend des sapotilles fraîches chaque été.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "naseberry" in English

Synonyms: sapodilla, sapota, chickoo.

Antonyms: -

Similar Words: fruit, tropical fruit, dessert fruit.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "sapotilles" in French

Synonyms: sapotille, sapoti, chicozapote.

Antonyms: -

Similar Words: fruit tropical, fruit sucré, dessert aux fruits.

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