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Definition of persimmon - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
fruitsweet orange fruit, astringent when unripe
- I love eating persimmon in the winter.
2.
botanytree that produces sweet orange fruit often eaten fresh
- The persimmon in our garden is full of fruit.
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sweet orange fruit, astringent when unripe 
tree that produces sweet orange fruit often eaten fresh
Expressions with persimmon
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person better than another
She proved to be a huckleberry above a persimmon in the competition.
task beyond one's ability or power
Managing the project was a huckleberry above his persimmon.
Origin of persimmon
Powhatan, pessemmin (dry fruit)
Examples of persimmon in a sentence
She made a delicious persimmon pudding for dessert. The persimmon was planted last spring. Persimmon leaves turned orange in autumn.
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- French:kaki, ...
- German:Kaki, Kakibaum, ...
- Italian:cachi, ...
- Spanish:caqui, ...
- Portuguese:dióspiro, ...
- Chinese:柿子, 柿子树, ...
- Japanese:柿, 柿の木, ...
- Arabic:كاكي, كَرْمَلَة, ...
- Hebrew:אַפַּרְסְמוֹן, עֵץ אֲפַרְסְמוֹן, ...
- Russian:хурма, ...
- Ukrainian:хурма, ...
- Hindi:खुरमा, पर्सिमोन, ...
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