orchard — an area of land where fruit trees are grown
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: an area of land where fruit trees are grown
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɔːrtʃərd/
Korean meaning: 과수원, 과일나무를 기르는 땅
Korean pronunciation: **오**처드
Example Sentences
- The farmer's orchard produces the juiciest peaches in the county.
- My grandmother's secret recipe came from apples stolen from the neighbor's orchard at midnight.
- The wedding ceremony was held in a beautiful cherry orchard in full bloom.
orchard
NOUN//ˈɔːrtʃərd//
an area of land where fruit trees are grown
A farmer harvests ripe apples in his productive orchard
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In his cultured orchard, workers remain captured by endless toil!
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Origin
From Old English 'orceard', originally meaning 'garden yard'. It evolved from 'wort-yard' (vegetable garden) to specifically refer to an area where fruit trees are cultivated.
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“The farmer's orchard produces the juiciest peaches in the county.”
“My grandmother's secret recipe came from apples stolen from the neighbor's orchard at midnight.”
“The wedding ceremony was held in a beautiful cherry orchard in full bloom.”
“He got lost in the orchard and came out with his pockets full of pears and a confused expression.”
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