Definition of Granny Smith in English:

Granny Smith

noun ɡrani ˈsmɪθˌɡræni ˈsmɪθ

A dessert apple of a bright green variety with crisp sharp-flavoured flesh, originating in Australia.
史密斯奶奶苹果（原产于澳大利亚，青绿色，肉脆味浓）
Example sentencesExamples
- Top a piece of toasted nut bread with an ounce of low-fat cheese and slices of a Granny Smith apple.
- ‘Even the apples have designer labels,’ he quipped, tossing one in the air which was labelled with a Granny Smith sticker.
- She sighed heavily and reached for a Granny Smith apple and a knife, then began peeling it and cutting it into pieces.
- I had ended up with two large bottles of water, four Granny Smiths, a loaf of granary bread and a jar of lemon curd.
- Also note, this will only be but to a certain point as people will soon switch to Coxes as the Granny Smiths become too expensive as these are a close substitute.
- It's true - I still don't like to eat raw apples very much, except very sharp crisp varieties like a Granny Smith.
- I am generally fond of Granny Smiths only, but this is some sort of red variety and quite palatable.
- There's a token gesture towards diversity - Granny Smiths and the odd box of Cox's - but little attempt to offer any of the dozens of different varieties of apples grown within our own shores.
- Do you enjoy the sweet, supple, and crisp taste of a Granny Smith?
- I like this wine because of its acidity - it has the tartness of a Granny Smith apple, with a long, lingering acidity on the finish.
- At Brown University, dining hall purchasers started swapping Granny Smiths and Red Delicious for locally grown Macouns and Pippins.
- His waiting staff are lined up for lunch service when we pass, and he pounces on one hapless soul and demolishes him with the crispness of a crocodile crunching a Granny Smith.
- BRAEBURN - A spicy-sweet variety that is wonderful when combined with tart Granny Smiths in a pie or cobbler.
- Instead of munching on wholesome Granny Smiths, settlers depended on the alcoholic cider as an important part of their diets and a reliable source of hydration as they moved west.
- They're a bit tart, a bit sweet, firm, and flavorful - better even than decent apples like Galas, Fujis, Breaburns, Macintoshes, Pippins, and Granny Smiths, and far better than those Golden Delicious / Red Delicious abominations.
- It was a fully-themed apple extravaganza, with Granny Smiths and Pacific Roses on top.
- As I sit here back at home from my sojourn to Vancouver, chowing on slices of a Granny Smith while an apple pie bakes in the oven, I think to myself: Apples are the perfect fruit.
- I tend to use Granny Smiths or a similarly tart apple.
- These are almost always small, but we have to be cautious to compare apples with apples and even more particularly Granny Smiths with Granny Smiths.
- Add the onion, yellow bell pepper, celery root, jalapeno pepper, Granny Smiths, and sultanas and sauté until tender, about five minutes.

Origin

Late 19th century: named after Maria Ann (Granny) Smith (circa1801–1870), who first produced such apples.

Definition of Granny Smith in US English:

Granny Smith

nounˌɡræni ˈsmɪθ

A dessert apple of a bright green variety with crisp sharp-flavored flesh, originating in Australia.
史密斯奶奶苹果（原产于澳大利亚，青绿色，肉脆味浓）
Example sentencesExamples
- Top a piece of toasted nut bread with an ounce of low-fat cheese and slices of a Granny Smith apple.
- These are almost always small, but we have to be cautious to compare apples with apples and even more particularly Granny Smiths with Granny Smiths.
- Do you enjoy the sweet, supple, and crisp taste of a Granny Smith?
- ‘Even the apples have designer labels,’ he quipped, tossing one in the air which was labelled with a Granny Smith sticker.
- I had ended up with two large bottles of water, four Granny Smiths, a loaf of granary bread and a jar of lemon curd.
- It was a fully-themed apple extravaganza, with Granny Smiths and Pacific Roses on top.
- At Brown University, dining hall purchasers started swapping Granny Smiths and Red Delicious for locally grown Macouns and Pippins.
- I tend to use Granny Smiths or a similarly tart apple.
- I like this wine because of its acidity - it has the tartness of a Granny Smith apple, with a long, lingering acidity on the finish.
- His waiting staff are lined up for lunch service when we pass, and he pounces on one hapless soul and demolishes him with the crispness of a crocodile crunching a Granny Smith.
- As I sit here back at home from my sojourn to Vancouver, chowing on slices of a Granny Smith while an apple pie bakes in the oven, I think to myself: Apples are the perfect fruit.
- There's a token gesture towards diversity - Granny Smiths and the odd box of Cox's - but little attempt to offer any of the dozens of different varieties of apples grown within our own shores.
- BRAEBURN - A spicy-sweet variety that is wonderful when combined with tart Granny Smiths in a pie or cobbler.
- Add the onion, yellow bell pepper, celery root, jalapeno pepper, Granny Smiths, and sultanas and sauté until tender, about five minutes.
- Instead of munching on wholesome Granny Smiths, settlers depended on the alcoholic cider as an important part of their diets and a reliable source of hydration as they moved west.
- It's true - I still don't like to eat raw apples very much, except very sharp crisp varieties like a Granny Smith.
- I am generally fond of Granny Smiths only, but this is some sort of red variety and quite palatable.
- She sighed heavily and reached for a Granny Smith apple and a knife, then began peeling it and cutting it into pieces.
- Also note, this will only be but to a certain point as people will soon switch to Coxes as the Granny Smiths become too expensive as these are a close substitute.
- They're a bit tart, a bit sweet, firm, and flavorful - better even than decent apples like Galas, Fujis, Breaburns, Macintoshes, Pippins, and Granny Smiths, and far better than those Golden Delicious / Red Delicious abominations.

Origin

Late 19th century: named after Maria Ann ( Granny) Smith ( c 1801–1870), who first produced such apples.

单词	Granny Smith
释义	Definition of Granny Smith in English: Granny Smith noun ɡrani ˈsmɪθˌɡræni ˈsmɪθ A dessert apple of a bright green variety with crisp sharp-flavoured flesh, originating in Australia. 史密斯奶奶苹果（原产于澳大利亚，青绿色，肉脆味浓） Example sentencesExamples Top a piece of toasted nut bread with an ounce of low-fat cheese and slices of a Granny Smith apple. ‘Even the apples have designer labels,’ he quipped, tossing one in the air which was labelled with a Granny Smith sticker. She sighed heavily and reached for a Granny Smith apple and a knife, then began peeling it and cutting it into pieces. I had ended up with two large bottles of water, four Granny Smiths, a loaf of granary bread and a jar of lemon curd. Also note, this will only be but to a certain point as people will soon switch to Coxes as the Granny Smiths become too expensive as these are a close substitute. It's true - I still don't like to eat raw apples very much, except very sharp crisp varieties like a Granny Smith. I am generally fond of Granny Smiths only, but this is some sort of red variety and quite palatable. There's a token gesture towards diversity - Granny Smiths and the odd box of Cox's - but little attempt to offer any of the dozens of different varieties of apples grown within our own shores. Do you enjoy the sweet, supple, and crisp taste of a Granny Smith? I like this wine because of its acidity - it has the tartness of a Granny Smith apple, with a long, lingering acidity on the finish. At Brown University, dining hall purchasers started swapping Granny Smiths and Red Delicious for locally grown Macouns and Pippins. His waiting staff are lined up for lunch service when we pass, and he pounces on one hapless soul and demolishes him with the crispness of a crocodile crunching a Granny Smith. BRAEBURN - A spicy-sweet variety that is wonderful when combined with tart Granny Smiths in a pie or cobbler. Instead of munching on wholesome Granny Smiths, settlers depended on the alcoholic cider as an important part of their diets and a reliable source of hydration as they moved west. They're a bit tart, a bit sweet, firm, and flavorful - better even than decent apples like Galas, Fujis, Breaburns, Macintoshes, Pippins, and Granny Smiths, and far better than those Golden Delicious / Red Delicious abominations. It was a fully-themed apple extravaganza, with Granny Smiths and Pacific Roses on top. As I sit here back at home from my sojourn to Vancouver, chowing on slices of a Granny Smith while an apple pie bakes in the oven, I think to myself: Apples are the perfect fruit. I tend to use Granny Smiths or a similarly tart apple. These are almost always small, but we have to be cautious to compare apples with apples and even more particularly Granny Smiths with Granny Smiths. Add the onion, yellow bell pepper, celery root, jalapeno pepper, Granny Smiths, and sultanas and sauté until tender, about five minutes. Origin Late 19th century: named after Maria Ann (Granny) Smith (circa1801–1870), who first produced such apples. Definition of Granny Smith in US English: Granny Smith nounˌɡræni ˈsmɪθ A dessert apple of a bright green variety with crisp sharp-flavored flesh, originating in Australia. 史密斯奶奶苹果（原产于澳大利亚，青绿色，肉脆味浓） Example sentencesExamples Top a piece of toasted nut bread with an ounce of low-fat cheese and slices of a Granny Smith apple. These are almost always small, but we have to be cautious to compare apples with apples and even more particularly Granny Smiths with Granny Smiths. Do you enjoy the sweet, supple, and crisp taste of a Granny Smith? ‘Even the apples have designer labels,’ he quipped, tossing one in the air which was labelled with a Granny Smith sticker. I had ended up with two large bottles of water, four Granny Smiths, a loaf of granary bread and a jar of lemon curd. It was a fully-themed apple extravaganza, with Granny Smiths and Pacific Roses on top. At Brown University, dining hall purchasers started swapping Granny Smiths and Red Delicious for locally grown Macouns and Pippins. I tend to use Granny Smiths or a similarly tart apple. I like this wine because of its acidity - it has the tartness of a Granny Smith apple, with a long, lingering acidity on the finish. His waiting staff are lined up for lunch service when we pass, and he pounces on one hapless soul and demolishes him with the crispness of a crocodile crunching a Granny Smith. As I sit here back at home from my sojourn to Vancouver, chowing on slices of a Granny Smith while an apple pie bakes in the oven, I think to myself: Apples are the perfect fruit. There's a token gesture towards diversity - Granny Smiths and the odd box of Cox's - but little attempt to offer any of the dozens of different varieties of apples grown within our own shores. BRAEBURN - A spicy-sweet variety that is wonderful when combined with tart Granny Smiths in a pie or cobbler. Add the onion, yellow bell pepper, celery root, jalapeno pepper, Granny Smiths, and sultanas and sauté until tender, about five minutes. Instead of munching on wholesome Granny Smiths, settlers depended on the alcoholic cider as an important part of their diets and a reliable source of hydration as they moved west. It's true - I still don't like to eat raw apples very much, except very sharp crisp varieties like a Granny Smith. I am generally fond of Granny Smiths only, but this is some sort of red variety and quite palatable. She sighed heavily and reached for a Granny Smith apple and a knife, then began peeling it and cutting it into pieces. Also note, this will only be but to a certain point as people will soon switch to Coxes as the Granny Smiths become too expensive as these are a close substitute. They're a bit tart, a bit sweet, firm, and flavorful - better even than decent apples like Galas, Fujis, Breaburns, Macintoshes, Pippins, and Granny Smiths, and far better than those Golden Delicious / Red Delicious abominations. Origin Late 19th century: named after Maria Ann ( Granny) Smith ( c 1801–1870), who first produced such apples.
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