Definition of mirabelle in English:

mirabelle

noun ˈmɪrəbɛlˈmirəˌbel

1A sweet yellow fruit that is a variety of the greengage.
布拉斯李
Example sentencesExamples
- The mirabelles, which are another group of mainly yellow plums, are also hard to classify with confidence but placed by some authorities as varieties of P. insititia.
- Luxembourg also produces eaux-de-vie, or plum brandies, made from mirabelle (yellow plums) and quetsch (purple plums).
- This time I had semi-dried black figs, large white figs, prunes, mirabelles (a kind of plum), and pears, all of which are from France.
- It smells racy, intense and richly baroque, glittering with aromas of apricots, nectarines and mirabelles.
- That's when we saw a section which had first escaped our attention, the pick-your-own plum trees - dozens upon dozens of beautiful leafy trees, positively laden with quetsches and mirabelles.
1. 1.1 The tree that bears mirabelles.
  布拉斯李树
2. 1.2mass noun A liqueur distilled from mirabelles.
  （布拉斯李酿制的）黄香李酒

Origin

Early 18th century: from French.

Definition of mirabelle in US English:

mirabelle

nounˈmirəˌbel

1A sweet yellow fruit that is a variety of the greengage.
布拉斯李
Example sentencesExamples
- The mirabelles, which are another group of mainly yellow plums, are also hard to classify with confidence but placed by some authorities as varieties of P. insititia.
- That's when we saw a section which had first escaped our attention, the pick-your-own plum trees - dozens upon dozens of beautiful leafy trees, positively laden with quetsches and mirabelles.
- It smells racy, intense and richly baroque, glittering with aromas of apricots, nectarines and mirabelles.
- Luxembourg also produces eaux-de-vie, or plum brandies, made from mirabelle (yellow plums) and quetsch (purple plums).
- This time I had semi-dried black figs, large white figs, prunes, mirabelles (a kind of plum), and pears, all of which are from France.
1. 1.1 The tree that bears mirabelles.
  布拉斯李树
2. 1.2 A liqueur distilled from mirabelles.
  （布拉斯李酿制的）黄香李酒

Origin

Early 18th century: from French.

单词	mirabelle
释义	Definition of mirabelle in English: mirabelle noun ˈmɪrəbɛlˈmirəˌbel 1A sweet yellow fruit that is a variety of the greengage. 布拉斯李 Example sentencesExamples The mirabelles, which are another group of mainly yellow plums, are also hard to classify with confidence but placed by some authorities as varieties of P. insititia. Luxembourg also produces eaux-de-vie, or plum brandies, made from mirabelle (yellow plums) and quetsch (purple plums). This time I had semi-dried black figs, large white figs, prunes, mirabelles (a kind of plum), and pears, all of which are from France. It smells racy, intense and richly baroque, glittering with aromas of apricots, nectarines and mirabelles. That's when we saw a section which had first escaped our attention, the pick-your-own plum trees - dozens upon dozens of beautiful leafy trees, positively laden with quetsches and mirabelles. 1.1 The tree that bears mirabelles. 布拉斯李树 1.2mass noun A liqueur distilled from mirabelles. （布拉斯李酿制的）黄香李酒 Origin Early 18th century: from French. Definition of mirabelle in US English: mirabelle nounˈmirəˌbel 1A sweet yellow fruit that is a variety of the greengage. 布拉斯李 Example sentencesExamples The mirabelles, which are another group of mainly yellow plums, are also hard to classify with confidence but placed by some authorities as varieties of P. insititia. That's when we saw a section which had first escaped our attention, the pick-your-own plum trees - dozens upon dozens of beautiful leafy trees, positively laden with quetsches and mirabelles. It smells racy, intense and richly baroque, glittering with aromas of apricots, nectarines and mirabelles. Luxembourg also produces eaux-de-vie, or plum brandies, made from mirabelle (yellow plums) and quetsch (purple plums). This time I had semi-dried black figs, large white figs, prunes, mirabelles (a kind of plum), and pears, all of which are from France. 1.1 The tree that bears mirabelles. 布拉斯李树 1.2 A liqueur distilled from mirabelles. （布拉斯李酿制的）黄香李酒 Origin Early 18th century: from French.
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