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Definition of mango - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
foodlarge sweet fruit with smooth skin and juicy flesh
- She sliced a ripe mango for dessert.
2.
horticulturetropical tree cultivated for its sweet fruit
- The mango provides shade in the garden.
3.
shadeRare yellow-orange color like ripe tropical fruit fleshRare
- She wore a mango dress to the party.
Images of mango
large sweet fruit with smooth skin and juicy flesh 
tropical tree cultivated for its sweet fruit 
yellow-orange color like ripe tropical fruit flesh
Expressions with mango
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liquid from mangos used as a drink or ingredient
She added mango juice to the smoothie.
wild tropical fruit similar in taste to common cultivated stone fruit
We picked wild mangoes during our hike.
dessert made with mango, gelatin, and milk
We enjoyed mango pudding after dinner.
sweet drink made from mango pulp and sugar
I enjoyed a cold mango squash on a hot day.
type of mango with sweet taste
I love the taste of apple mango in my smoothie.
promotional event featuring mango products
The store's mango madness offered discounts on all mango-flavored items.
sushi with mango, avocado, crab, and shrimp
I ordered a mango roll for lunch.
large evergreen tropical tree cultivated for its fruit
The mango tree in our backyard is full of fruit.
fatty substance from mango seeds used in creams and skin products
The lotion contains mango butter to moisturize dry hands.
Origin of mango
Portuguese, manga (mango)
Terms with mango included in their meaning
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plant
West Indian tree with edible mango-like fruit
ingredient
food made from seeds of the African mango tree
african wild mango
food made by grinding African wild mango seeds
food
dessert made with mango, gelatin, and milk
beverage
sweet drink made from mango pulp and sugar
botany
African tree with mango-like fruit and termite-resistant wood
fruit
type of mango with sweet taste
Philippines
mango cultivar with large reddish fruits
cosmetics
fatty substance from mango seeds used in creams and skin products
mango obsession
obsession or craze for mangoes
promotion
promotional event featuring mango products
cuisine
sushi with mango, avocado, crab, and shrimp
food
dessert roll filled with mango
flavored drink
sweetened mango-flavored drink
drink
cocktail with mango and margarita flavors
Examples of mango in a sentence
The market sold mangoes imported from tropical regions. The mango tree is blooming beautifully. Farmers harvested a large mango this season. The artist chose a mango hue for the sunset. Her room was painted in a soft mango shade.
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- French:mangue, manguier, ...
- German:Mango, Mangobaum, ...
- Italian:mango, giallo mango, ...
- Spanish:mango, ...
- Portuguese:manga, mangueira, ...
- Chinese:芒果, 芒果树, ...
- Japanese:マンゴー, マンゴーの木, ...
- Arabic:مانجو, شَجَرَةُ المانْجُو, ...
- Hebrew:מַנְגוֹ, עֵץ מַנְגּוֹ, ...
- Russian:манго, цвет манго, ...
- Ukrainian:манго, манговий, ...
- Hindi:आम, आम का पेड़, ...
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