citron
/si-truhn/US // ˈsɪ trən //UK // (ˈsɪtrən) //
香橼,香櫞,香橼色,柠檬色
Definitions
n.名词 noun
- 1
- : a pale-yellow fruit resembling the lemon but larger and with thicker rind, borne by a small tree or large bush, Citrus medica, allied to the lemon and lime.
- : the tree itself.
- : the rind of the fruit, candied and preserved.
- : a grayish-green yellow color.
- : citron melon.
adj.形容词 adjective
- 1
- : having the color citron.
Examples
As this is a Tuesday, Hitch has his regular lunch with his agent, Herman Citron.
Early Jews suggested it was a fig, pomegranate, citron, or even tomato.
The acid is extracted from the juice of the citron, the lime, and the lemon, fruits grown in Sicily and the West Indies.
The citron is a valuable fruit; it is good for food and has a most pleasant odor.
The symbols of the festival are branches of the palm, bound with sprigs of myrtle and willow, and a citron.
"Ye shall take for yourselves the fruit of the tree hadar" (the citron).
It is taken into the left hand, because the right hand is strongest, and the citron is but one, while the other emblems are three.
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