grape
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ɡreɪp/
Forms: grapes
grape means: A small green, red, or purple fruit that grows in groups and is used to make wine.
noun
A small green, red, or purple fruit that grows in groups and is used to make wine.
- Would you like some grapes?
- She picked a grape from the bunch.
- These grapes are used to make wine.
A climbing plant with woody stems that produces small fruits used for eating or making wine.
- A wild grape covered the fence.
- We planted a grape beside the wall.
- These grapes grow well in warm, sunny gardens.
A dark purple-red color.
- She chose grape for the walls.
- The fabric comes in grape and cream.
- A deep shade of grape suited the room.
A fruit or plant named for its resemblance to the small fruits used to make wine.
- A sea grape grew near the beach.
- Oregon grape has yellow flowers and dark berries.
- We planted sea grapes along the coastal path.
adjective
Containing the small fruit used to make wine, or tasting like that fruit.
- I like grape soda.
- She spread grape jelly on her toast.
- Would you prefer orange or grape candy?
Questions about grape
What does grape mean?
A small green, red, or purple fruit that grows in groups and is used to make wine.
What is grape in other languages?
Türkçe: üzüm · Español: uva · Français: raisin · Deutsch: Traube · Italiano: uva · 日本語: ぶどう
How do you pronounce grape?
It is pronounced /ɡreɪp/.
How do you use grape in a sentence?
Would you like some grapes? She picked a grape from the bunch.
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