Definition of cherry tomato in English:

cherry tomato

noun

A miniature tomato with a strong flavour.
Example sentencesExamples
- You might want to try cultivating a cherry tomato vine indoors and then move it outside about mid-May or give your palate a further boost by growing fresh herbs.
- Loaded with vitamin C, this sugary, grape-size version of the cherry tomato was first cultivated in China.
- The bruschetta was pizza bread on which sat six grilled cherry tomato halves (I did not dare ask if this was an HQ-directed quantity) and a piece of cold, grey ham on top.
- The cod was excellent, as was the superb oyster, and the explosion of sweet, bright flavour from the cherry tomatoes was sublime.
- Whet your appetite with fresh red veggies like red bell pepper slices, cherry tomatoes or tomato slices sprinkled with fresh basil.
- Make a slight twist and try roast cherry tomato and pesto risotto, a veritable sing-song of flavours.
- Well, Kevin's got something up his sleeve - and I think it's a cherry tomato.
- My terrine of goat's cheese, leek, spring onion and potato with cherry tomato salad was a delight: this simple starter bought a huge smile to my face.
- By now the risotto balls had heated up, little saffron-scented domes with a sharp-sweet cherry tomato at their core.
- Spearing a cherry tomato with my fork, I said to the old man, ‘No.’
- Unfortunately some of the more intriguing dishes were unavailable, as they did not have Japanese rice and, little did I know, summer is not cherry tomato season.
- My eyes widened in shock as the cherry tomato rolled onto the table.
- The best of these fruits, which range in size from the diameter of a pea to that of a cherry tomato, can compete with blooms for beauty.
- Evelyn piped up, popping the last cherry tomato into her mouth.
- The guy was an ox, and his face was always as red as a cherry tomato.
- I drank water and, later, grabbed three carrot sticks, a few pieces of celery, and a cherry tomato from the veggie stand.
- I began fidgeting almost immediately, growing as red as the cherry tomato on my plate.
- Put the cherry tomato halves, cut-side up, on a baking tray, brush with a little oil and sprinkle with salt.
- It tastes marvelously clean between forkfuls of spring greens in cherry tomato vinaigrette, which comes on the side.
- At harvest time, they jostled over freshly picked sugar snap peas and cherry tomatoes.

Definition of cherry tomato in US English:

cherry tomato

nounˈtʃɛri təˈˌmeɪdoʊˈCHerē təˈˌmādō

A spherical miniature tomato. The fruit is glossy red, or occasionally yellow, and typically eaten in salad.
Many varieties, in particular Lycopersicon lycopersicum cerasiforme
Example sentencesExamples
- The best of these fruits, which range in size from the diameter of a pea to that of a cherry tomato, can compete with blooms for beauty.
- Spearing a cherry tomato with my fork, I said to the old man, ‘No.’
- Put the cherry tomato halves, cut-side up, on a baking tray, brush with a little oil and sprinkle with salt.
- My terrine of goat's cheese, leek, spring onion and potato with cherry tomato salad was a delight: this simple starter bought a huge smile to my face.
- It tastes marvelously clean between forkfuls of spring greens in cherry tomato vinaigrette, which comes on the side.
- Make a slight twist and try roast cherry tomato and pesto risotto, a veritable sing-song of flavours.
- Unfortunately some of the more intriguing dishes were unavailable, as they did not have Japanese rice and, little did I know, summer is not cherry tomato season.
- Evelyn piped up, popping the last cherry tomato into her mouth.
- Whet your appetite with fresh red veggies like red bell pepper slices, cherry tomatoes or tomato slices sprinkled with fresh basil.
- Loaded with vitamin C, this sugary, grape-size version of the cherry tomato was first cultivated in China.
- You might want to try cultivating a cherry tomato vine indoors and then move it outside about mid-May or give your palate a further boost by growing fresh herbs.
- The cod was excellent, as was the superb oyster, and the explosion of sweet, bright flavour from the cherry tomatoes was sublime.
- I began fidgeting almost immediately, growing as red as the cherry tomato on my plate.
- By now the risotto balls had heated up, little saffron-scented domes with a sharp-sweet cherry tomato at their core.
- Well, Kevin's got something up his sleeve - and I think it's a cherry tomato.
- The guy was an ox, and his face was always as red as a cherry tomato.
- My eyes widened in shock as the cherry tomato rolled onto the table.
- The bruschetta was pizza bread on which sat six grilled cherry tomato halves (I did not dare ask if this was an HQ-directed quantity) and a piece of cold, grey ham on top.
- At harvest time, they jostled over freshly picked sugar snap peas and cherry tomatoes.
- I drank water and, later, grabbed three carrot sticks, a few pieces of celery, and a cherry tomato from the veggie stand.

单词	cherry tomato
释义	Definition of cherry tomato in English: cherry tomato noun A miniature tomato with a strong flavour. Example sentencesExamples You might want to try cultivating a cherry tomato vine indoors and then move it outside about mid-May or give your palate a further boost by growing fresh herbs. Loaded with vitamin C, this sugary, grape-size version of the cherry tomato was first cultivated in China. The bruschetta was pizza bread on which sat six grilled cherry tomato halves (I did not dare ask if this was an HQ-directed quantity) and a piece of cold, grey ham on top. The cod was excellent, as was the superb oyster, and the explosion of sweet, bright flavour from the cherry tomatoes was sublime. Whet your appetite with fresh red veggies like red bell pepper slices, cherry tomatoes or tomato slices sprinkled with fresh basil. Make a slight twist and try roast cherry tomato and pesto risotto, a veritable sing-song of flavours. Well, Kevin's got something up his sleeve - and I think it's a cherry tomato. My terrine of goat's cheese, leek, spring onion and potato with cherry tomato salad was a delight: this simple starter bought a huge smile to my face. By now the risotto balls had heated up, little saffron-scented domes with a sharp-sweet cherry tomato at their core. Spearing a cherry tomato with my fork, I said to the old man, ‘No.’ Unfortunately some of the more intriguing dishes were unavailable, as they did not have Japanese rice and, little did I know, summer is not cherry tomato season. My eyes widened in shock as the cherry tomato rolled onto the table. The best of these fruits, which range in size from the diameter of a pea to that of a cherry tomato, can compete with blooms for beauty. Evelyn piped up, popping the last cherry tomato into her mouth. The guy was an ox, and his face was always as red as a cherry tomato. I drank water and, later, grabbed three carrot sticks, a few pieces of celery, and a cherry tomato from the veggie stand. I began fidgeting almost immediately, growing as red as the cherry tomato on my plate. Put the cherry tomato halves, cut-side up, on a baking tray, brush with a little oil and sprinkle with salt. It tastes marvelously clean between forkfuls of spring greens in cherry tomato vinaigrette, which comes on the side. At harvest time, they jostled over freshly picked sugar snap peas and cherry tomatoes. Definition of cherry tomato in US English: cherry tomato nounˈtʃɛri təˈˌmeɪdoʊˈCHerē təˈˌmādō A spherical miniature tomato. The fruit is glossy red, or occasionally yellow, and typically eaten in salad. Many varieties, in particular Lycopersicon lycopersicum cerasiforme Example sentencesExamples The best of these fruits, which range in size from the diameter of a pea to that of a cherry tomato, can compete with blooms for beauty. Spearing a cherry tomato with my fork, I said to the old man, ‘No.’ Put the cherry tomato halves, cut-side up, on a baking tray, brush with a little oil and sprinkle with salt. My terrine of goat's cheese, leek, spring onion and potato with cherry tomato salad was a delight: this simple starter bought a huge smile to my face. It tastes marvelously clean between forkfuls of spring greens in cherry tomato vinaigrette, which comes on the side. Make a slight twist and try roast cherry tomato and pesto risotto, a veritable sing-song of flavours. Unfortunately some of the more intriguing dishes were unavailable, as they did not have Japanese rice and, little did I know, summer is not cherry tomato season. Evelyn piped up, popping the last cherry tomato into her mouth. Whet your appetite with fresh red veggies like red bell pepper slices, cherry tomatoes or tomato slices sprinkled with fresh basil. Loaded with vitamin C, this sugary, grape-size version of the cherry tomato was first cultivated in China. You might want to try cultivating a cherry tomato vine indoors and then move it outside about mid-May or give your palate a further boost by growing fresh herbs. The cod was excellent, as was the superb oyster, and the explosion of sweet, bright flavour from the cherry tomatoes was sublime. I began fidgeting almost immediately, growing as red as the cherry tomato on my plate. By now the risotto balls had heated up, little saffron-scented domes with a sharp-sweet cherry tomato at their core. Well, Kevin's got something up his sleeve - and I think it's a cherry tomato. The guy was an ox, and his face was always as red as a cherry tomato. My eyes widened in shock as the cherry tomato rolled onto the table. The bruschetta was pizza bread on which sat six grilled cherry tomato halves (I did not dare ask if this was an HQ-directed quantity) and a piece of cold, grey ham on top. At harvest time, they jostled over freshly picked sugar snap peas and cherry tomatoes. I drank water and, later, grabbed three carrot sticks, a few pieces of celery, and a cherry tomato from the veggie stand.
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