Definition of muscadine in English:

muscadine

noun ˈmʌskədɪnˈmʌɪnˈməskəˌdaɪn

Any of a group of species and varieties of wine grape native to Mexico and the south-eastern US, typically having thick skins and a musky flavour.
圆叶葡萄
Genus Vitis (section Muscadinia): several species, in particular V. rotundifolia
Example sentencesExamples
- Sweet muscadine grapes, blackberries, apples, jujubes and a host of other fruits will be available at these upcoming sales.
- A long, green swath of wilderness beckoned, and I eagerly began working my way through a tangle of muscadine vines and palmetto, beneath a hammock of arching live oaks.
- They have supplied grapes to numerous other wineries within the state and been major suppliers of muscadines to area grocery stores for the fresh grape market.
- The undergrowth is often dense with dwarf palmettos and with such vines as earleaf, saw greenbriers (both very prickly), muscadine, and summer grape, all tough on hikers.
- On their way to a party they spotted a basket of sweet muscadine grapes at a roadside stall.
- In the solitude of the piney trails amidst the muscadines, the spines of his stories emerge - stories that are said to ‘rage with imagery.’

Origin

Probably an alteration of muscatel.

Definition of muscadine in US English:

muscadine

nounˈməskəˌdīnˈməskəˌdaɪn

Any of a group of species and varieties of wine grape native to Mexico and the southeastern US, typically having thick skins and a musky flavor.
圆叶葡萄
Genus Vitis (section Muscadinia): several species, in particular V. rotundifolia
Example sentencesExamples
- On their way to a party they spotted a basket of sweet muscadine grapes at a roadside stall.
- In the solitude of the piney trails amidst the muscadines, the spines of his stories emerge - stories that are said to ‘rage with imagery.’
- The undergrowth is often dense with dwarf palmettos and with such vines as earleaf, saw greenbriers (both very prickly), muscadine, and summer grape, all tough on hikers.
- They have supplied grapes to numerous other wineries within the state and been major suppliers of muscadines to area grocery stores for the fresh grape market.
- A long, green swath of wilderness beckoned, and I eagerly began working my way through a tangle of muscadine vines and palmetto, beneath a hammock of arching live oaks.
- Sweet muscadine grapes, blackberries, apples, jujubes and a host of other fruits will be available at these upcoming sales.

Origin

Probably an alteration of muscatel.

词汇	muscadine
释义	Definition of muscadine in English: muscadine noun ˈmʌskədɪnˈmʌɪnˈməskəˌdaɪn Any of a group of species and varieties of wine grape native to Mexico and the south-eastern US, typically having thick skins and a musky flavour. 圆叶葡萄 Genus Vitis (section Muscadinia): several species, in particular V. rotundifolia Example sentencesExamples Sweet muscadine grapes, blackberries, apples, jujubes and a host of other fruits will be available at these upcoming sales. A long, green swath of wilderness beckoned, and I eagerly began working my way through a tangle of muscadine vines and palmetto, beneath a hammock of arching live oaks. They have supplied grapes to numerous other wineries within the state and been major suppliers of muscadines to area grocery stores for the fresh grape market. The undergrowth is often dense with dwarf palmettos and with such vines as earleaf, saw greenbriers (both very prickly), muscadine, and summer grape, all tough on hikers. On their way to a party they spotted a basket of sweet muscadine grapes at a roadside stall. In the solitude of the piney trails amidst the muscadines, the spines of his stories emerge - stories that are said to ‘rage with imagery.’ Origin Probably an alteration of muscatel. Definition of muscadine in US English: muscadine nounˈməskəˌdīnˈməskəˌdaɪn Any of a group of species and varieties of wine grape native to Mexico and the southeastern US, typically having thick skins and a musky flavor. 圆叶葡萄 Genus Vitis (section Muscadinia): several species, in particular V. rotundifolia Example sentencesExamples On their way to a party they spotted a basket of sweet muscadine grapes at a roadside stall. In the solitude of the piney trails amidst the muscadines, the spines of his stories emerge - stories that are said to ‘rage with imagery.’ The undergrowth is often dense with dwarf palmettos and with such vines as earleaf, saw greenbriers (both very prickly), muscadine, and summer grape, all tough on hikers. They have supplied grapes to numerous other wineries within the state and been major suppliers of muscadines to area grocery stores for the fresh grape market. A long, green swath of wilderness beckoned, and I eagerly began working my way through a tangle of muscadine vines and palmetto, beneath a hammock of arching live oaks. Sweet muscadine grapes, blackberries, apples, jujubes and a host of other fruits will be available at these upcoming sales. Origin Probably an alteration of muscatel.
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