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1. (n.) apricot
the downy, yellowish orange, peachlike fruit of a small tree, Prunusarmeniaca, of the rose family.
2. apricot
the tree itself.
3. apricot
a pinkish yellow color.
Etymology: (1545–55; < MF abricot < Pg albricoque or Sp albar(i)coque < Ar al the +barqūq < MGk < LL praecocquum, for L (persicum) praecox lit., early-ripening peach)
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1. (noun) apricot, apricot tree
Asian tree having clusters of usually white blossoms and edible fruit resembling the peach
2. (noun) apricot
downy yellow to rosy-colored fruit resembling a small peach
3. (noun) yellowish pink, apricot, peach, salmon pink
a shade of pink tinged with yellow
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1. (noun) apricot
a small orange fruit
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1. (noun) apricot
a fruit allied to the plum, of an orange color, oval shape, and delicious taste; also, the tree (Prunus Armeniaca of Linnaeus) which bears this fruit. By cultivation it has been introduced throughout the temperate zone
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Sense: an orange-coloured fruit like a small peach.
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 Afrikaans: appelkoos |
 Arabic: مِشْمِش |
 Bulgarian: кайсия |
 Brazilian: damasco |
 Czech: meruňka |
 German: die Aprikose |
 Danish: abrikos |
 Greek: βερίκοκο |
 Spanish: albaricoque |
 Estonian: aprikoos |
 Farsi: زردآلو |
 Finnish: aprikoosi |
 French: abricot |
 Hebrew: מִשְמֵש |
 Hindi: खूबानी |
 Croatian: marelica |
 Hungarian: sárgabarack |
 Indonesian: aprikot |
 Icelandic: aprikósa |
 Italian: albicocca |
 Japanese: あんず |
 Korean: 살구 |
 Lithuanian: abrikosas |
 Latvian: aprikoze |
 Malay: buah aprikot |
 Dutch: abrikoos |
 Norwegian: aprikos |
 Polish: morela |
 Persian: زردآلو |
 Pashto: زردالو |
 Portuguese: alperce |
 Romanian: caisă |
 Russian: абрикос |
 Slovak: marhuľa |
 Slovenian: marelica |
 Serbian: kajsija |
 Swedish: aprikos |
 Thai: แอปริคอท |
 Turkish: kayısı |
 Taiwanese: 杏桃 |
 Ukrainian: абрикоса |
 Urdu: خوبانی |
 Vietnamese: quả mơ |
 Chinese: 杏 |
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