blueberry

blueberry — noun

1. a small sweet berry with dark blue skin, often eaten fresh or used in pies, muff

1.名詞A2
釋義

a small sweet berry with dark blue skin, often eaten fresh or used in pies, muffins, and other food

例句

Aiko dropped blueberries into pancake batter in the warm kitchen.

add blueberries to batter

At the market, Ravi chose the firmest blueberries for his lunchbox.

buy or choose blueberries

同義詞
  • berry

    a broader word; a blueberry is one specific kind of berry

  • bilberry

    a similar fruit, but usually smaller and more strongly linked with Europe

  • blackberry

    another berry, but it is larger, darker, and made of many joined parts

文法句型

eat blueberries

pick blueberries

add blueberries to batter

用法筆記

Usually countable when you mean one fruit or separate berries. In recipes and shopping, the plural form blueberries is especially common.

常見錯誤

❌I bought blueberry for breakfast.
✅I bought some blueberries for breakfast.
💡Use the plural form for several berries.
❌She ate blueberry after class.
✅She ate a blueberry after class.
💡Use a or an when you mean one fruit.