Word
fuji
Phoneticsfu·ji
/ˈfudʒi/
Definition
n. a popular type of apple that is very sweet, crisp, and firm. It was first grown in Japan and usually has a red and yellow skin.
n. a large, crisp, and sweet cultivar of apple developed in Japan. Often used in the plural when referring to the fruit as a commodity.
Examples
“I usually pack a Fuji apple in my lunch bag.”
“The grocery store was out of Granny Smith apples, so I bought some Fuji apples for the fruit salad instead.”
“Agricultural exports from the region have shifted toward high-sugar varieties like the Fuji, which commands a premium price in international markets due to its long shelf life and firm texture.”
Examples
simple
“I usually pack a Fuji apple in my lunch bag.”
contextual
“The grocery store was out of Granny Smith apples, so I bought some Fuji apples for the fruit salad instead.”
complex
“Agricultural exports from the region have shifted toward high-sugar varieties like the Fuji, which commands a premium price in international markets due to its long shelf life and firm texture.”
Usage
Often used as a modifier before 'apple' or as a standalone countable noun when referring to the fruit.
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