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B1[C]alargefruitlike anutwith athick, hard,brownshellcoveredinfibre(= amassof thread-likeparts)andcontaininghard,whitefleshthat can beeatenand aclearliquid:  Alessandro De Carli/EyeEm/GettyImages [C](alsococonut palm,coconut tree)thetalltropicaltreeon which coconutsgrow: coconutgroves It's aclassicPacificisland. There iswhitesand, and at theedge, coconuttreesringthewholeisland.  Jassada Wattanaungoon/EyeEm/GettyImages B1[U]thewhitefleshof the coconut, often used incooking: （常用于烹饪的）椰肉 You can alsoaddcoconut to thecookiemixif you like. grated/shreddedcoconut椰蓉／椰丝  Adam Smigielski/E+/GettyImages [U]fibresfrom theoutsideof acoconut, used as amaterial: These newbootsareactuallymade from coconut andhemp. They useflooringmaterialssuch as coconut,sisal, andjute.  Osvaldo Hernandez/iStock/Getty Images Plus/GettyImages - It'ssoberingtorealizethat one of themajorkillersin theareais having a coconutfallonyourhead.
- fruityrumcocktailsservedin coconutshells
- It was anuninhabitedpatchofsandnot muchlargerthan afootballfield, with novegetationexcept for a few coconutpalms.
- This is like achoicebetween coconutcakeand coconutpie, and Iloveboth.
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See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Types of evergreen & coniferous tree Textiles made from natural fibres B1[C]alargefruitlike anutwith athick, hard,brownshellcontaininghard,whitefleshthat can beeatenand aclearliquid 椰子 B1[U]thewhitefleshof the coconut, often used incooking （常用于烹饪的）椰肉grated/shreddedcoconut椰蓉／椰丝 coconut| American Dictionaryalargefruitwith a hard,brownshellandfirm,white,edibleflesh, or thewhitefleshof thisfruit, sometimes used incooking Examplesofcoconutcoconut Each unit plot contained 36coconutpalms (six rows of six) of which 16 were useful palms (four rows of four).From theCambridge English Corpus We considered control methods suitable for rehabilitating infested maturecoconutplantings and for preserving youngcoconutplantings.From theCambridge English Corpus Treatment 2: choppedcoconuthusks 0.90 1.05 0.98 12.2 14.2 17.3 58 0.19 1.37 43.0 37.From theCambridge English Corpus In most of the villages, the primary productive activities besides fishing arecoconutand clove farming.From theCambridge English Corpus Reports of the presence of the mite have always been linked to the observation of damage oncoconut.From theCambridge English Corpus With the bare soil practice, regular burning of windrowedcoconutwaste is a tricky operation.From theCambridge English Corpus A method to deter mine leaf area of a frond and the whole canopy of an adultcoconutpalm.From theCambridge English Corpus Given the drive to intensify, extend, rehabilitate and rejuvenate thesecoconutplantings, introducing intercrops seems to be one solution.From theCambridge English Corpus Each plot comprised 48coconutpalms (four rows of 12), of which the 20 central palms were useful (two rows of 10).From theCambridge English Corpus If planting is staggered only slightly, there is strong competition fromcoconutpalms on cacao tree growth and yields in the short term.From theCambridge English Corpus Coconutyields were identical in the monoculture and intercropping treatments.From theCambridge English Corpus The cacao tree canopy developed more quickly, despite highercoconutplanting densities.From theCambridge English Corpus Traps were baited with shreddedcoconutand/or fish emulsion.From theCambridge English Corpus Nonetheless, improvement is highly variable from one plot to another, depending on the history of thecoconutpalms.From theCambridge English Corpus Three main treatments were tested: control without mulch; mulch made from cocopeat (mixed with residual fibres); and a mulch of choppedcoconuthusks.From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |