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pear Noun 1. a sweet juicy fruit with a narrow top and a rounded base 2. go pear-shaped Informal to go wrong: the plan started to go pear-shaped [Latin pirum]
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Translationspear n pear [peə] a type of fruit of the apple family, round at the bottom and narrowing towards the stem or top She's very fond of pears; (also adjective ) a pear tree.peerإجّاص، كُمَّثْرىкрушаhruška, hruškovýpære; pære-die Birne; Birnen-...αχλάδι, αχλαδιάperapirn, pirni-گلابیpäärynä(de) poireאַגָסनाशपातीkruška (plod)körte(fa)buah pirperapera; peroなし서양배(의)kriaušėbumbieris; bumbieru-pokok pearpeerpære, pære-(tre)gruszkaperaparăгрушаhruška; hruškovýhruška; hruškovkruškapäronถั่วลิสงarmut梨грушаناشپاتيquả lê梨 adj ˈpear-shaped peervormigكُمَّثْري الشَّكْلкрушевиденhruškovitýpæreformetbirnenförmigπου έχει το σχήμα αχλαδιούen forma de perapirnjasگلابی شکلpäärynänmuotoinenen forme de poireצוּרַת אַגָסनाशपाती के आकार काkruškolikog oblikakörte alakúberbentuk buah pirperulagaa forma di peraなし型の서양배 모양의kriaušės formosbumbierveida-berbentuk pearpeervormigpæreformetgruszkowatyem forma de peraîn formă de parăгрушевидныйhruškovitýhruškastkruškastog oblikapäronformadที่มีรูปร่างเหมือนถั่วarmut biçiminde梨形的грушоподібнийناشپاتي نماhình quả lê梨形的 |
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' From a tradition that the weapon with which the Norwegian champion was slain, resembled a pear, or, as others say, that the trough or boat in which the soldier floated under the bridge to strike the blow, had such a shape, the country people usually begin a great market, which is held at Stamford, with an entertainment called the Pear-pie feast, which after all may be a corruption of the Spear-pie feast. LITTLE Benjamin said, "It spoils people's clothes to squeeze under a gate; the proper way to get in, is to climb down a pear tree. This young fellow's healthy cheek is like a sun-toasted pear in hue, and would seem to smell almost as musky; he cannot have been three days landed from his Indian voyage. |
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