Definition of mangosteen in English:

mangosteen

noun ˈmaŋɡəstiːnˈmæŋɡəˌstin

1A tropical fruit with sweet juicy white segments of flesh inside a thick reddish-brown rind.
莽吉柿，倒捻子
Example sentencesExamples
- This has led some hotels in South East Asia to ban mangosteens from their premises.
- The fruit is now being grown on farms in Puerto Rico, and mangosteens are slowly arriving on the mainland.
- The Thai fruits which are most popular include durians, mangosteens, rambutans, and longans.
- The flavour of the usual mangosteen would be overwhelmed by this treatment.
- Prepare one dried persimmon, one mangosteen and one seed of bout-fruited steculia.
- Their divergent missions translate to two entirely different policies on the import of mangosteens.
- The durian, mango, rambutan, mangosteen, pineapple and other fruits are displayed in the market along with a large selection of seafood.
- Another sign of overripe mangosteens is a powdery yellow appearance on both skin and stem.
- All that money I save by not buying mangosteens will go to my travel fund.
2The slow-growing Malaysian tree which bears the mangosteen.
莽吉柿树，倒捻子树
Garcinia mangostana, family Guttiferae
Example sentencesExamples
- I was particularly struck by the tentacle-like roots of the waterberry, the arms of the baobab and the leaves of the mangosteen.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Malay manggustan, dialect variant of manggis.

Definition of mangosteen in US English:

mangosteen

nounˈmæŋɡəˌstinˈmaNGɡəˌstēn

1A tropical fruit with sweet juicy white segments of flesh inside a thick reddish-brown rind.
莽吉柿，倒捻子
Example sentencesExamples
- The Thai fruits which are most popular include durians, mangosteens, rambutans, and longans.
- Prepare one dried persimmon, one mangosteen and one seed of bout-fruited steculia.
- The flavour of the usual mangosteen would be overwhelmed by this treatment.
- All that money I save by not buying mangosteens will go to my travel fund.
- The fruit is now being grown on farms in Puerto Rico, and mangosteens are slowly arriving on the mainland.
- The durian, mango, rambutan, mangosteen, pineapple and other fruits are displayed in the market along with a large selection of seafood.
- Another sign of overripe mangosteens is a powdery yellow appearance on both skin and stem.
- This has led some hotels in South East Asia to ban mangosteens from their premises.
- Their divergent missions translate to two entirely different policies on the import of mangosteens.
2The slow-growing Malaysian tree that bears the mangosteen fruit.
莽吉柿树，倒捻子树
Garcinia mangostana, family Guttiferae
Example sentencesExamples
- I was particularly struck by the tentacle-like roots of the waterberry, the arms of the baobab and the leaves of the mangosteen.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Malay manggustan, dialect variant of manggis.

单词	mangosteen
释义	Definition of mangosteen in English: mangosteen noun ˈmaŋɡəstiːnˈmæŋɡəˌstin 1A tropical fruit with sweet juicy white segments of flesh inside a thick reddish-brown rind. 莽吉柿，倒捻子 Example sentencesExamples This has led some hotels in South East Asia to ban mangosteens from their premises. The fruit is now being grown on farms in Puerto Rico, and mangosteens are slowly arriving on the mainland. The Thai fruits which are most popular include durians, mangosteens, rambutans, and longans. The flavour of the usual mangosteen would be overwhelmed by this treatment. Prepare one dried persimmon, one mangosteen and one seed of bout-fruited steculia. Their divergent missions translate to two entirely different policies on the import of mangosteens. The durian, mango, rambutan, mangosteen, pineapple and other fruits are displayed in the market along with a large selection of seafood. Another sign of overripe mangosteens is a powdery yellow appearance on both skin and stem. All that money I save by not buying mangosteens will go to my travel fund. 2The slow-growing Malaysian tree which bears the mangosteen. 莽吉柿树，倒捻子树 Garcinia mangostana, family Guttiferae Example sentencesExamples I was particularly struck by the tentacle-like roots of the waterberry, the arms of the baobab and the leaves of the mangosteen. Origin Late 16th century: from Malay manggustan, dialect variant of manggis. Definition of mangosteen in US English: mangosteen nounˈmæŋɡəˌstinˈmaNGɡəˌstēn 1A tropical fruit with sweet juicy white segments of flesh inside a thick reddish-brown rind. 莽吉柿，倒捻子 Example sentencesExamples The Thai fruits which are most popular include durians, mangosteens, rambutans, and longans. Prepare one dried persimmon, one mangosteen and one seed of bout-fruited steculia. The flavour of the usual mangosteen would be overwhelmed by this treatment. All that money I save by not buying mangosteens will go to my travel fund. The fruit is now being grown on farms in Puerto Rico, and mangosteens are slowly arriving on the mainland. The durian, mango, rambutan, mangosteen, pineapple and other fruits are displayed in the market along with a large selection of seafood. Another sign of overripe mangosteens is a powdery yellow appearance on both skin and stem. This has led some hotels in South East Asia to ban mangosteens from their premises. Their divergent missions translate to two entirely different policies on the import of mangosteens. 2The slow-growing Malaysian tree that bears the mangosteen fruit. 莽吉柿树，倒捻子树 Garcinia mangostana, family Guttiferae Example sentencesExamples I was particularly struck by the tentacle-like roots of the waterberry, the arms of the baobab and the leaves of the mangosteen. Origin Late 16th century: from Malay manggustan, dialect variant of manggis.
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