| 释义 |
Definition of mirabelle in English: mirabellenoun ˈmɪrəbɛlˈmirəˌbel 1A sweet yellow fruit that is a variety of the greengage. Example sentencesExamples - The mirabelles, which are another group of mainly yellow plums, are also hard to classify with confidence but placed by some authorities as varieties of P. insititia.
- Luxembourg also produces eaux-de-vie, or plum brandies, made from mirabelle (yellow plums) and quetsch (purple plums).
- This time I had semi-dried black figs, large white figs, prunes, mirabelles (a kind of plum), and pears, all of which are from France.
- It smells racy, intense and richly baroque, glittering with aromas of apricots, nectarines and mirabelles.
- That's when we saw a section which had first escaped our attention, the pick-your-own plum trees - dozens upon dozens of beautiful leafy trees, positively laden with quetsches and mirabelles.
- 1.1 The tree that bears mirabelles.
- 1.2mass noun A liqueur distilled from mirabelles.
Origin Early 18th century: from French. Definition of mirabelle in US English: mirabellenounˈmirəˌbel 1A sweet yellow fruit that is a variety of the greengage. Example sentencesExamples - The mirabelles, which are another group of mainly yellow plums, are also hard to classify with confidence but placed by some authorities as varieties of P. insititia.
- That's when we saw a section which had first escaped our attention, the pick-your-own plum trees - dozens upon dozens of beautiful leafy trees, positively laden with quetsches and mirabelles.
- It smells racy, intense and richly baroque, glittering with aromas of apricots, nectarines and mirabelles.
- Luxembourg also produces eaux-de-vie, or plum brandies, made from mirabelle (yellow plums) and quetsch (purple plums).
- This time I had semi-dried black figs, large white figs, prunes, mirabelles (a kind of plum), and pears, all of which are from France.
- 1.1 The tree that bears mirabelles.
- 1.2 A liqueur distilled from mirabelles.
Origin Early 18th century: from French. |