Definition of platano in English:

platano

noun ˈplatənəʊ

US, Caribbean

A banana or plantain tree, especially Musa paradisiaca; the fruit of such a tree; a banana, a plantain.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Eden (c1520–1576), translator. From Spanish plátano, denoting both the tree and its fruit (also as †plantano, †plántano), probably transferred uses of plátano, †plantano, †plántano plane tree, probably on account of the broad leaves which are characteristic of both plants, although the plants are otherwise dissimilar and unrelated.

Definition of platano in US English:

platano

nounˈplatənəʊ

US, Caribbean

A banana or plantain tree, especially Musa paradisiaca; the fruit of such a tree; a banana, a plantain.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Eden (c1520–1576), translator. From Spanish plátano, denoting both the tree and its fruit (also as † plantano, † plántano), probably transferred uses of plátano, † plantano, † plántano plane tree, probably on account of the broad leaves which are characteristic of both plants, although the plants are otherwise dissimilar and unrelated.

单词	platano
释义	Definition of platano in English: platano noun ˈplatənəʊ US, Caribbean A banana or plantain tree, especially Musa paradisiaca; the fruit of such a tree; a banana, a plantain. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Eden (c1520–1576), translator. From Spanish plátano, denoting both the tree and its fruit (also as †plantano, †plántano), probably transferred uses of plátano, †plantano, †plántano plane tree, probably on account of the broad leaves which are characteristic of both plants, although the plants are otherwise dissimilar and unrelated. Definition of platano in US English: platano nounˈplatənəʊ US, Caribbean A banana or plantain tree, especially Musa paradisiaca; the fruit of such a tree; a banana, a plantain. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Eden (c1520–1576), translator. From Spanish plátano, denoting both the tree and its fruit (also as † plantano, † plántano), probably transferred uses of plátano, † plantano, † plántano plane tree, probably on account of the broad leaves which are characteristic of both plants, although the plants are otherwise dissimilar and unrelated.
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