Abacate

Pronunciation: /ˈæbəˌkɑːt/

Definitions of abacate

noun a type of fruit that is also known as avocado, typically green in color with a large pit inside

Example Sentences

A1 Eu gosto de comer abacate.

A2 O abacate é uma fruta muito saudável.

B1 Vou fazer um guacamole com abacate para o jantar.

B2 O abacate é rico em gorduras saudáveis e nutrientes.

C1 O abacate é um ingrediente versátil que pode ser usado em várias receitas.

C2 A textura cremosa do abacate combina perfeitamente com saladas e sanduíches.

Examples of abacate in a Sentence

formal The abacate is a nutritious fruit that is rich in vitamins and minerals.

informal I love adding abacate to my smoothies for an extra creamy texture.

slang Hey, pass me that abacate so I can make some guacamole!

figurative His mind was a tangled mess, like a ripe abacate ready to be scooped out.

Grammatical Forms of abacate

• plural: abacates
• comparative: more abacate
• superlative: most abacate
• present tense: abacates
• future tense: will abacate
• perfect tense: has abacated
• continuous tense: is abacating
• singular: abacate
• positive degree: abacate
• infinitive: to abacate
• gerund: abacating
• participle: abacated

Origin and Evolution of abacate

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Nahuatl

Story behind the word: The word 'abacate' originated from the Nahuatl language spoken by the Aztecs in Mesoamerica.

Evolution of the word: The word 'abacate' was later borrowed into Spanish as 'aguacate' and eventually evolved into 'avocado' in English.