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单词 crab apple
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Definition of crab apple in English:

crab apple

(also crab)
noun
  • 1A small sour apple.

    小苹果,花红海棠沙果林擒

    Example sentencesExamples
    • I was busy picking the sour, early apples and crab apples off the ground.
    • I hate this ugly tree and the crab apple mess its leaves.
    • Wild fruit jellies, such as elderberry, rowanberry, sloe or crab apple, also make a great accompaniment.
    • Last weekend it was crab apple with sage, this weekend mint.
    • If you buy a crab apple today, it won't go sour on you.
    • He pulled out his slingshot and loaded it with a crab apple, and took aim at Parsons' broad back.
    • In the middle of a raging snowstorm I saw two robins greedily downing shriveled, frozen crab apples.
    • If they are very lucky there may be some fruit, wild plums or a crab apple.
    • Apples, crab apples, gooseberries, and some plums and grapes usually contain enough natural pectin to form a gel.
    • The bobtail sauce was thick and heavy, following hours of reduction of red wine, tomato, crab apple and tarragon.
  • 2The small tree that bears the crab apple.

    Genus Malus, family Rosaceae: several species and hybrids, in particular the wild Eurasian crab apple (M. sylvestris)

    Example sentencesExamples
    • We noted that the very old crab apple tree in the hedge had set more fruit than ever before.
    • It's difficult to choose a single specimen but, more often than not, I suggest a crab apple.
    • Though upright in shape, this species of crab apple is entirely different.
    • Unfortunately a field of sunflowers were over, but we had the fruits of autumn, sloe, elderberry and powerfully scented crab apple.
    • I think the crab apple tree and climbing honeysuckle were placed as diversions at the corner of Mrs. Nesbitt's yard.
    • The old crab apple tree lost all its leaves and it was barely able to stay up.
    • The crab apple trees planted in gardens and on verges throughout this fair city are doing their early pink floral thing.
    • The native species included ash, oak, maple, ash, hawthorn, poplar, crab apple and blackthorn.
    • It faced a window where a crab apple tree dominated the field.
    • The Midland Section commemorated the 10th anniversary by planting a snowdrift crab-apple tree.
    • Primroses are often planted as ground cover under spring-flowering trees, such as dogwood, flowering crab apple, and flowering cherry.
    • Repellent sprays help, provided the curculios have a flowering crab apple nearby on which to turn their attention.
    • She had only to stand in the orchard, to put her hand on a little crab tree and look up at the apples, to make you feel the goodness of planting.
    • The Japanese crab apple, M floribunda, is small and dainty.
    • The first group consists of those planted in the last 20 to 30 years, species such as rowan, cherry and crab apple.
    • The heavy spout represents the lumpy branch of a crab apple tree.
    • Pupils at schools, have signed up to collect seeds such as crab apple and dog rose but more help is needed.
    • Tree peonies, magnolias, pagoda dogwood and flowering crab trees accompany roses.
    • I admire the way the crab apple tree made her large blue and white mansion look less pompous.
    • In addition, they are prone to any number of disfiguring diseases that can transfer to other fruiting trees like rowan and crab apple.
    • If you need a plant tough enough to survive a windy, exposed site, I'd recommend the crab apple.

Origin

Late Middle English: crab perhaps an alteration (influenced by crab1 or crabbed) of Scots and northern English scrab, in the same sense, probably of Scandinavian origin.

Definition of crab apple in US English:

crab apple

(also crabapple, crab)
nounˈkrab ˌapəlˈkræb ˌæpəl
  • 1A small sour apple.

    小苹果,花红海棠沙果林擒

    Example sentencesExamples
    • He pulled out his slingshot and loaded it with a crab apple, and took aim at Parsons' broad back.
    • I was busy picking the sour, early apples and crab apples off the ground.
    • Wild fruit jellies, such as elderberry, rowanberry, sloe or crab apple, also make a great accompaniment.
    • Apples, crab apples, gooseberries, and some plums and grapes usually contain enough natural pectin to form a gel.
    • Last weekend it was crab apple with sage, this weekend mint.
    • The bobtail sauce was thick and heavy, following hours of reduction of red wine, tomato, crab apple and tarragon.
    • If you buy a crab apple today, it won't go sour on you.
    • If they are very lucky there may be some fruit, wild plums or a crab apple.
    • I hate this ugly tree and the crab apple mess its leaves.
    • In the middle of a raging snowstorm I saw two robins greedily downing shriveled, frozen crab apples.
  • 2The small tree that bears the crab apple.

    Genus Malus, family Rosaceae: several species and hybrids, in particular the wildEurasian crab apple (M. sylvestris), which is one of the possible ancestors of cultivated apples

    Example sentencesExamples
    • She had only to stand in the orchard, to put her hand on a little crab tree and look up at the apples, to make you feel the goodness of planting.
    • It faced a window where a crab apple tree dominated the field.
    • If you need a plant tough enough to survive a windy, exposed site, I'd recommend the crab apple.
    • We noted that the very old crab apple tree in the hedge had set more fruit than ever before.
    • It's difficult to choose a single specimen but, more often than not, I suggest a crab apple.
    • I admire the way the crab apple tree made her large blue and white mansion look less pompous.
    • The old crab apple tree lost all its leaves and it was barely able to stay up.
    • I think the crab apple tree and climbing honeysuckle were placed as diversions at the corner of Mrs. Nesbitt's yard.
    • In addition, they are prone to any number of disfiguring diseases that can transfer to other fruiting trees like rowan and crab apple.
    • The native species included ash, oak, maple, ash, hawthorn, poplar, crab apple and blackthorn.
    • The heavy spout represents the lumpy branch of a crab apple tree.
    • Unfortunately a field of sunflowers were over, but we had the fruits of autumn, sloe, elderberry and powerfully scented crab apple.
    • Repellent sprays help, provided the curculios have a flowering crab apple nearby on which to turn their attention.
    • Though upright in shape, this species of crab apple is entirely different.
    • The crab apple trees planted in gardens and on verges throughout this fair city are doing their early pink floral thing.
    • Tree peonies, magnolias, pagoda dogwood and flowering crab trees accompany roses.
    • Pupils at schools, have signed up to collect seeds such as crab apple and dog rose but more help is needed.
    • The Midland Section commemorated the 10th anniversary by planting a snowdrift crab-apple tree.
    • The Japanese crab apple, M floribunda, is small and dainty.
    • The first group consists of those planted in the last 20 to 30 years, species such as rowan, cherry and crab apple.
    • Primroses are often planted as ground cover under spring-flowering trees, such as dogwood, flowering crab apple, and flowering cherry.

Origin

Late Middle English: crab perhaps an alteration (influenced by crab or crabbed) of Scots and northern English scrab, in the same sense, probably of Scandinavian origin.

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