plum

plum
noun
(a type of fruit, usually dark-red or purple, with a stone in the centre.) ciruela
plum n ciruela
plum
tr[plʌm]
noun
1 (fruit) ciruela
2 (colour) color nombre masculino ciruela
adjective
1 familiar fantástico,-a
■ a plum job un chollo
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
plum pudding budín nombre masculino de pasas
plum tree ciruelo
plum ['plʌm] n
1) : ciruela f (fruta)
2) : color m ciruela
3) prize: premio m, algo muy atractivo
plum (Color)
n.
• ciruela (Color) s.f.
adj.
• morado, -a adj.
n.
• ciruelo s.m.

I plʌm
noun
a) (Culin) ciruela f; (before n)

plum pudding — plum pudding m (budín de pasas y especias)

b) plum (tree) ciruelo m
c) (color) color m ciruela; (before n) color ciruela adj inv

II
adjective (colloq) (before n)

it's a plum job — es un trabajo fantástico, es un chollo (Esp fam)

[plʌm]
1. N
1) (=fruit) ciruela f ; (also: plum tree) ciruelo m
- speak with or have a plum in one's mouth
2) (=colour) color m ciruela or (LAm) guinda
3) (fig)
*

it's a real plum (of a) job — es un trabajo fantástico, es un chollo (Sp) *

2.
CPD

plum pudding N — pudín m or budín m de pasas

plum tomato N — tomate m pera

plum tree N — ciruelo m

* * *

I [plʌm]
noun
a) (Culin) ciruela f; (before n)

plum pudding — plum pudding m (budín de pasas y especias)

b) plum (tree) ciruelo m
c) (color) color m ciruela; (before n) color ciruela adj inv

II
adjective (colloq) (before n)

it's a plum job — es un trabajo fantástico, es un chollo (Esp fam)


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