accessory fruit

英：[ækˈsesəri fru:t]

美：[ækˈsɛsəri frut]

附果，假果

noun

a fruit (such as the apple) of which a conspicuous part consists of tissue other than that of the ripened ovary

noun

a fruit (such as the apple) of which a conspicuous part consists of tissue other than that of the ripened ovary

附果

The first known use of accessory fruit was in 1858

absolutelyadverb

in an absolute way : completely or definitely

you are absolutely right

absolutelyadverb

in an absolute way : completely or definitely

you are absolutely right

accedeverb

to give consent : agree

accede to a proposed plan

formal to enter upon an office or position

acceded to the throne in 1838

accedeverb

to give consent : agree

accede to a proposed plan

formal to enter upon an office or position

acceded to the throne in 1838

acceleration of gravity

the acceleration of a freely falling body under the influence of gravity that is expressed as the rate of increase of velocity per unit of time and that amounts to a value of about 9.81 meters (32.2 feet) per second per second

acceleration of gravity

the acceleration of a freely falling body under the influence of gravity that is expressed as the rate of increase of velocity per unit of time and that amounts to a value of about 9.81 meters (32.2 feet) per second per second

accent marknoun

accent entry 1 sense 3

one of several symbols used to indicate musical stress

accent marknoun

accent entry 1 sense 3

one of several symbols used to indicate musical stress

accessory fruitnoun

a fruit (as the strawberry, apple, or fig) of which a conspicuous part consists of tissue other than that of the ripened ovary