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Definition of soursop in English: soursopnounˈsaʊəsɒpˈsou(ə)rˌsäp 1A large acidic custard apple with white fibrous flesh. 刺果番荔枝果实 Example sentencesExamples - Fruits like the star-apple, the soursop, the five-finger, the pomerac, the papaya, make a delicate feast for discerning palates.
- The soursop, as its name suggests, is more acid than its relations, but the acidity varies and the pulp of some fruits can be eaten raw.
- Made from the gentle, distinctive soursop, it could be the new summer cooler of choice.
- For several weeks afterward the no-name man got up around 3 a.m. each day to harvest grapefruits, oranges, soursop and so on, from trees that he had not planted.
- Guava, soursop, and mango are eaten, along with mamey and mesple.
2The evergreen tropical American tree which bears soursops. 刺果番荔枝 Annona muricata, family Annonaceae Example sentencesExamples - Lianas and tree ferns tangled above thickets of bougainvillaea and Night Flowering Cereus: on either side rose great cathedrals of tamarind, buttressed by bushes of nutmeg and spandrels of soursop.
Definition of soursop in US English: soursopnounˈsou(ə)rˌsäp 1A large acidic fruit with white fibrous flesh. 刺果番荔枝果实 Example sentencesExamples - Made from the gentle, distinctive soursop, it could be the new summer cooler of choice.
- Guava, soursop, and mango are eaten, along with mamey and mesple.
- For several weeks afterward the no-name man got up around 3 a.m. each day to harvest grapefruits, oranges, soursop and so on, from trees that he had not planted.
- Fruits like the star-apple, the soursop, the five-finger, the pomerac, the papaya, make a delicate feast for discerning palates.
- The soursop, as its name suggests, is more acid than its relations, but the acidity varies and the pulp of some fruits can be eaten raw.
2The evergreen tropical American tree that bears the soursop. 刺果番荔枝 Annona muricata, family Annonaceae Example sentencesExamples - Lianas and tree ferns tangled above thickets of bougainvillaea and Night Flowering Cereus: on either side rose great cathedrals of tamarind, buttressed by bushes of nutmeg and spandrels of soursop.
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