🇬🇧 Pineapple meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A pineapple is a big, heavy tropical fruit with rough, spiky skin on the outside and sweet, juicy yellow fruit on the inside. It looks like a giant pinecone wearing a green leaf crown, and you usually cut off the skin before eating it or drinking its juice.

Mom said, “Don’t touch the pineapple,” so of course it became the most interesting object in the universe.

The pineapple on the counter has been staring at me all day like it knows I can’t figure out how to cut it.

My baby cousin hugged a pineapple and immediately learned why hugs are usually for things without spikes.

I tried to juggle three oranges and a pineapple, and now I know which fruit hurts the most when it lands on your face.

Pineapple is actually made of many little fruits stuck together.

Anna sees a pineapple on the kitchen table. The pineapple has spiky skin and a brown top. She cuts the pineapple and sees yellow inside. She smells the sweet pineapple and eats the juice. Her friend laughs. They share the pineapple and eat more pineapple, clap their hands. The house smells good.

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This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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