Definition of feijoa in English:

feijoa

noun feɪˈ(d)ʒəʊəfɛˈ(d)ʒəʊəfiːˈ(d)ʒəʊə-ˈhōə

1An evergreen shrub or small tree that bears edible green fruit resembling guavas. It is native to tropical South America and cultivated in New Zealand for its fruit.
费约果树
Genus Feijoa, family Myrtaceae: two species
Example sentencesExamples
- So today I was down the bottom of the garden, and I've known for a little while that I have two feijoa trees (after I learnt to distinguish them from pohutukawa).
- On top of this, it also devoted space to figuring out the more complex cultural relationships that define New Zealand - like that which Kiwis have with the feijoa.
- Next project here is to plant the vege garden, and feijoa and lemon trees.
1. 1.1 The fruit of the feijoa.
  费约果
  Example sentencesExamples
  I will enjoy having help picking the peaches, plums and feijoas while some of the more active young people will enjoy climbing up the big avocado trees to pick the alligator pears.
  I also picked some chillis, feijoas and mandarins that day.
  I have made it with kiwifruit, feijoas and guavas, and all have worked well.
  In this version of baked apples, the cavities are filled with sweetened fresh feijoas.

Origin

Late 19th century: modern Latin, named after J. da Silva Feijó (1760–1824), Brazilian naturalist.

Definition of feijoa in US English:

feijoa

noun-ˈhōə

1An evergreen shrub or small tree that bears edible green fruit resembling guavas. It is native to tropical South America and cultivated in New Zealand for its fruit.
费约果树
Genus Feijoa, family Myrtaceae: two species
Example sentencesExamples
- On top of this, it also devoted space to figuring out the more complex cultural relationships that define New Zealand - like that which Kiwis have with the feijoa.
- Next project here is to plant the vege garden, and feijoa and lemon trees.
- So today I was down the bottom of the garden, and I've known for a little while that I have two feijoa trees (after I learnt to distinguish them from pohutukawa).
1. 1.1 The fruit of the feijoa plant.
  费约果
  Example sentencesExamples
  I also picked some chillis, feijoas and mandarins that day.
  I will enjoy having help picking the peaches, plums and feijoas while some of the more active young people will enjoy climbing up the big avocado trees to pick the alligator pears.
  In this version of baked apples, the cavities are filled with sweetened fresh feijoas.
  I have made it with kiwifruit, feijoas and guavas, and all have worked well.

Origin

Late 19th century: modern Latin, named after J. da Silva Feijó (1760–1824), Brazilian naturalist.

词汇	feijoa
释义	Definition of feijoa in English: feijoa noun feɪˈ(d)ʒəʊəfɛˈ(d)ʒəʊəfiːˈ(d)ʒəʊə-ˈhōə 1An evergreen shrub or small tree that bears edible green fruit resembling guavas. It is native to tropical South America and cultivated in New Zealand for its fruit. 费约果树 Genus Feijoa, family Myrtaceae: two species Example sentencesExamples So today I was down the bottom of the garden, and I've known for a little while that I have two feijoa trees (after I learnt to distinguish them from pohutukawa). On top of this, it also devoted space to figuring out the more complex cultural relationships that define New Zealand - like that which Kiwis have with the feijoa. Next project here is to plant the vege garden, and feijoa and lemon trees. 1.1 The fruit of the feijoa. 费约果 Example sentencesExamples I will enjoy having help picking the peaches, plums and feijoas while some of the more active young people will enjoy climbing up the big avocado trees to pick the alligator pears. I also picked some chillis, feijoas and mandarins that day. I have made it with kiwifruit, feijoas and guavas, and all have worked well. In this version of baked apples, the cavities are filled with sweetened fresh feijoas. Origin Late 19th century: modern Latin, named after J. da Silva Feijó (1760–1824), Brazilian naturalist. Definition of feijoa in US English: feijoa noun-ˈhōə 1An evergreen shrub or small tree that bears edible green fruit resembling guavas. It is native to tropical South America and cultivated in New Zealand for its fruit. 费约果树 Genus Feijoa, family Myrtaceae: two species Example sentencesExamples On top of this, it also devoted space to figuring out the more complex cultural relationships that define New Zealand - like that which Kiwis have with the feijoa. Next project here is to plant the vege garden, and feijoa and lemon trees. So today I was down the bottom of the garden, and I've known for a little while that I have two feijoa trees (after I learnt to distinguish them from pohutukawa). 1.1 The fruit of the feijoa plant. 费约果 Example sentencesExamples I also picked some chillis, feijoas and mandarins that day. I will enjoy having help picking the peaches, plums and feijoas while some of the more active young people will enjoy climbing up the big avocado trees to pick the alligator pears. In this version of baked apples, the cavities are filled with sweetened fresh feijoas. I have made it with kiwifruit, feijoas and guavas, and all have worked well. Origin Late 19th century: modern Latin, named after J. da Silva Feijó (1760–1824), Brazilian naturalist.
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