litchi in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for litchi in the English»Spanish Dictionary

litchi <pl litchis> [ˈlitʃi] N

litchi → lychee

See also lychee

lychee [Am ˈlitʃi, Brit ˈlʌɪtʃiː, ˈlɪtʃiː], lichee [ˈlaɪtʃi, ˈlɪtʃi, laɪˈtʃi], litchi [ˈlaɪtʃiː] N

lychee

lichi m

lychee [Am ˈlitʃi, Brit ˈlʌɪtʃiː, ˈlɪtʃiː], lichee [ˈlaɪtʃi, ˈlɪtʃi, laɪˈtʃi], litchi [ˈlaɪtʃiː] N

lychee

lichi m

litchi in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for litchi in the English»Spanish Dictionary

litchi [ˈlaɪtʃi:, Am ˈli:-] N

litchi

lichi m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Litchi consumption and absence of an evening meal in the 24 hours preceding illness onset were associated with illness.

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What we have here is a very dry table wine, zippy with grapefruit pith and litchi, trailing off with a slightly perfumed finish.

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Some crops which have been traditionally farmed in tropical climates, such as mango, litchi, and avocado, are cultivated in the subtropics.

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Juicy chunks of pineapple and litchi gave it a nice tropical sweetness, cutting the richness of the duck.

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There are 800 fruit trees including wampee, longan and litchi trees.

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Exotic fruits like papaya, litchi, and guanbana are also grown.

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There are large numbers of mango and litchi orchards in this area.

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The jacket plum is related to the litchi.

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With fertile, well-watered soil, pineapple is the primary crop, as well as rice, mango, litchi, banana, sugarcane, watermelon, green pepper, snuff, lemon, rubber, malanga and orange.

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The nose is mix of lees and litchi fruit, orange flecks and spice.

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