Collocation
fresh fruit
fruit that is recently harvested and not preserved, canned, or dried
Definition
'fresh fruit' is a common English collocation. fruit that is recently harvested and not preserved, canned, or dried
fresh + fruit
“We bought fresh fruit at the market for breakfast.”
Examples
- I try to eat fresh fruit every day.
- There is fresh fruit on the table if you are hungry.
- She packed fresh fruit and yogurt for lunch.
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- The hotel offers fresh fruit with the breakfast buffet.
- We stopped at a roadside stand to buy fresh fruit.
- Doctors often recommend fresh fruit instead of sugary snacks.
- Because the power went out, we ate the fresh fruit first.
- The smoothie tastes better when you use fresh fruit rather than concentrate.
- Local farmers can deliver fresh fruit to your door during the summer.
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