loganberry
loganberry — noun
- loganberrysingular
- loganberriesplural
1. A loganberry is a deep reddish-purple berry — longer and more pointed than a ras
A loganberry is a deep reddish-purple berry — longer and more pointed than a raspberry — with a tart, sweet flavour. The word also refers to the tall bush that produces this fruit.
Minh picked a basket of loganberries from the bushes behind his grandmother's house.
plural form for individual fruits
Dahlia spread fresh loganberry jam on her toast every morning during summer.
loganberry as modifier: loganberry jam
The loganberry plants in Vinícius's garden grew taller than the fence by August.
Eitan asked whether loganberries grow better in full sun or in partial shade.
Tariq's loganberry pie won first prize at the community baking competition.
- boysenberry
a similar raspberry–blackberry hybrid, generally sweeter and more common in the US
- raspberry
a smaller, rounder berry that is red but not as dark or tart as a loganberry
- blackberry
a darker, glossy berry that grows on thorny canes and has a seedier texture
文法句型
loganberry as countable noun
用法筆記
Unlike most berry names, loganberry can denote both the fruit and the bush it grows on. The plural form loganberries is more frequent when referring to individual fruits.