fruit.
1. m. Bot. Product of the development of the ovary of a flower after fertilization. The seeds are contained in it. Frequently cooperate in the formation of the the result both the chalice as the floral receptacle and other bodies.
2. m. product of plants, which, apart from the utility that can be used to develop and protect the seed.
3. m. child, in relation to a marriage, and, especially, with regard to women.
the wit or the human work.6. m. pl. Productions of the land to harvest is done.
1. m. son of legitimate marriage.
1. m. fruit is prohibited.
1. m. pl. Der. Utility that produce things by its economic performance.1. m. pl. The natives of the rustic funds and other not reduced to money.
1. m. pl. Ven. Crops that are made on a large scale, such as coffee, cocoa and sugar cane.
s agriculture, especially vegetables and tubers, which are eaten boiled or fried.2. m. pl. See. Crops that are made on a small scale as that of maize, the caraotas, peas and others.
fruitshown, s or fruits similar.
1. m. pl. Der.outstandingfruits in the initial phase of its development.
1. m. pl. Der. Those who remain more or less developed remain United to the thing as the pr
oduce.1. m. pl. Der. Which already seceded from the thing from which they come.
1. expr. U between tenants on leases of land and fruits, to denote being the price the same a year than another, while minore by infertility or other unforeseen circumstances.
dar fruit the Earth, a tree or a plant.
loc. verb. Produce it.1. expr. Der. U when the tutor or curator is granted all the product of the income of the ward to feed it.
1. loc. verb. give fruit.
1. loc. verb. Get favourable effect of the proceedings made or media that are placed. This preaching
Dor takes much fruit with his sermons.
