Definition of Bartlett pear in English:

Bartlett pear

nounˈbɑːtlɪtˈbärtlət

A dessert pear of a juicy early-ripening variety.
Example sentencesExamples
- In tests of California Bartlett pears, Neven is working with Elizabeth Mitcham of the University of California at Davis.
- Jörg Rupf of St. Georges told me he uses 60 pounds of Bartlett pears to make just one bottle of Pear William (pear eau-de-vie).
- You'll also find corn-bread croutons in your Caesar salad, and a helping of hickory-smoked barbecue ribs, served as a dainty appetizer, with relish made from Bartlett pears.
- About 15 pounds of Bartlett pears go into every bottle of pear brandy.
- The platter also holds crackers slathered with a white-eggplant mash, lumpy and seasoned with basil, parsley, and herbs, as well as slices of Bartlett pear layered with pita triangles.

Origin

From the name of Enoch Bartlett (1779–1860), a US merchant who first distributed the pear.

Definition of Bartlett pear in US English:

Bartlett pear

nounˈbärtlət

A dessert pear of a juicy early-ripening variety.
Example sentencesExamples
- Jörg Rupf of St. Georges told me he uses 60 pounds of Bartlett pears to make just one bottle of Pear William (pear eau-de-vie).
- About 15 pounds of Bartlett pears go into every bottle of pear brandy.
- You'll also find corn-bread croutons in your Caesar salad, and a helping of hickory-smoked barbecue ribs, served as a dainty appetizer, with relish made from Bartlett pears.
- In tests of California Bartlett pears, Neven is working with Elizabeth Mitcham of the University of California at Davis.
- The platter also holds crackers slathered with a white-eggplant mash, lumpy and seasoned with basil, parsley, and herbs, as well as slices of Bartlett pear layered with pita triangles.

Origin

From the name of Enoch Bartlett (1779–1860), a US merchant who first distributed the pear.

单词	Bartlett pear
释义	Definition of Bartlett pear in English: Bartlett pear nounˈbɑːtlɪtˈbärtlət A dessert pear of a juicy early-ripening variety. Example sentencesExamples In tests of California Bartlett pears, Neven is working with Elizabeth Mitcham of the University of California at Davis. Jörg Rupf of St. Georges told me he uses 60 pounds of Bartlett pears to make just one bottle of Pear William (pear eau-de-vie). You'll also find corn-bread croutons in your Caesar salad, and a helping of hickory-smoked barbecue ribs, served as a dainty appetizer, with relish made from Bartlett pears. About 15 pounds of Bartlett pears go into every bottle of pear brandy. The platter also holds crackers slathered with a white-eggplant mash, lumpy and seasoned with basil, parsley, and herbs, as well as slices of Bartlett pear layered with pita triangles. Origin From the name of Enoch Bartlett (1779–1860), a US merchant who first distributed the pear. Definition of Bartlett pear in US English: Bartlett pear nounˈbärtlət A dessert pear of a juicy early-ripening variety. Example sentencesExamples Jörg Rupf of St. Georges told me he uses 60 pounds of Bartlett pears to make just one bottle of Pear William (pear eau-de-vie). About 15 pounds of Bartlett pears go into every bottle of pear brandy. You'll also find corn-bread croutons in your Caesar salad, and a helping of hickory-smoked barbecue ribs, served as a dainty appetizer, with relish made from Bartlett pears. In tests of California Bartlett pears, Neven is working with Elizabeth Mitcham of the University of California at Davis. The platter also holds crackers slathered with a white-eggplant mash, lumpy and seasoned with basil, parsley, and herbs, as well as slices of Bartlett pear layered with pita triangles. Origin From the name of Enoch Bartlett (1779–1860), a US merchant who first distributed the pear.
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