Pronunciation: /bəˈnænəz/
noun a long curved fruit that grows in clusters and has soft pulpy flesh and yellow skin when ripe
A1 I like to eat bananas for breakfast.
A2 She bought a bunch of bananas at the grocery store.
B1 Bananas are a good source of potassium and fiber.
B2 The bananas in this smoothie make it really creamy.
C1 The bananas were perfectly ripe and sweet.
C2 The chef created a delicious dessert using caramelized bananas.
adjective describing the fruit that is yellow when ripe
A1 I like bananas because they are sweet and tasty.
A2 She bought a bunch of bananas at the market.
B1 The bananas in this smoothie make it really creamy and delicious.
B2 The bananas used in this recipe must be ripe for the best flavor.
C1 The bananas foster dessert at that restaurant is absolutely decadent.
C2 The chef's innovative use of bananas in the dish added a unique twist to the flavors.
formal The grocery store had a fresh supply of bananas for sale.
informal I always grab some bananas when I go grocery shopping.
slang I'm going bananas waiting in this long line.
figurative His behavior was so unpredictable, it was like trying to juggle bananas.
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