mangosteen
manggis
definition
noun
The Thai fruits which are most popular include durians, mangosteens , rambutans, and longans.
a tropical fruit with sweet juicy white segments of flesh inside a thick reddish-brown rind.
I was particularly struck by the tentacle-like roots of the waterberry, the arms of the baobab and the leaves of the mangosteen .
the slow-growing Malaysian tree that bears the mangosteen fruit.
translation of 'mangosteen'
noun
manggis
example
The flavour of the usual 'mangosteen' would be overwhelmed by this treatment.
I was particularly struck by the tentacle-like roots of the waterberry, the arms of the baobab and the leaves of the 'mangosteen' .
The durian, mango, rambutan, 'mangosteen' , pineapple and other fruits are displayed in the market along with a large selection of seafood.
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' .
All that money I save by not buying 'mangosteens' will go to my travel fund.
The Thai fruits which are most popular include durians, 'mangosteens' , rambutans, and longans.
The fruit is now being grown on farms in Puerto Rico, and 'mangosteens' are slowly arriving on the mainland.
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.
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