Definition of pomme d'api in English:

pomme d'api

(also pomme d'Api, pomme d'Apis)

noun ˌpɒm daˈpiː

A small crisp variety of dessert apple, brightly flushed and formerly much valued for its decorative qualities.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Worlidge (d. 1693), writer on agriculture. From French pomme d'api, apparently from French pomme + de + Appius, the name of a Roman who is said by Pliny to have grafted the apple on a quince stock, after classical Latin mālum Appiānum (Pliny).

Definition of pomme d'api in US English:

pomme d'api

(also pomme d'Api, pomme d'Apis)

nounˌpɒm daˈpiː

A small crisp variety of dessert apple, brightly flushed and formerly much valued for its decorative qualities.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Worlidge (d. 1693), writer on agriculture. From French pomme d'api, apparently from French pomme + de + Appius, the name of a Roman who is said by Pliny to have grafted the apple on a quince stock, after classical Latin mālum Appiānum (Pliny).

词汇	pomme d'api
释义	Definition of pomme d'api in English: pomme d'api (also pomme d'Api, pomme d'Apis) noun ˌpɒm daˈpiː A small crisp variety of dessert apple, brightly flushed and formerly much valued for its decorative qualities. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Worlidge (d. 1693), writer on agriculture. From French pomme d'api, apparently from French pomme + de + Appius, the name of a Roman who is said by Pliny to have grafted the apple on a quince stock, after classical Latin mālum Appiānum (Pliny). Definition of pomme d'api in US English: pomme d'api (also pomme d'Api, pomme d'Apis) nounˌpɒm daˈpiː A small crisp variety of dessert apple, brightly flushed and formerly much valued for its decorative qualities. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Worlidge (d. 1693), writer on agriculture. From French pomme d'api, apparently from French pomme + de + Appius, the name of a Roman who is said by Pliny to have grafted the apple on a quince stock, after classical Latin mālum Appiānum (Pliny).
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