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Perfect Stranger Posted 12 years ago
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How to say it in English - no. x4: imperfect apples
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I've attached 3 pictures of apples and I'd like to know how to describe them. None of them is perfectly shaped nor has perfect colors but what I can't name is those "scars", "cuts" and "bruises" they've got on the peel. In the third picture you'll find apples with "stains" on the peel. What words do we use when talking about these apples? When we talk about about human skin we use bruises, cuts, scars etc.
I've attached 3 pictures of apples and I'd like to know how to describe them. None of them is perfectly shaped nor has perfect colors but what I can't name is those "scars", "cuts" and "bruises" they've got on the peel. In the third picture you'll find apples with "stains" on the peel. What words do we use when talking about these apples? When we talk about about human skin we use bruises, cuts, scars etc.
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The first is badly bruised, the second is cut or scarred, and the third is diseased.
- The first is badly bruised, the second is cut or scarred, and the third is diseased.
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The first is badly bruised, the second is cut or scarred, and the third is diseased.
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Thank you for all your answers.
Is apple scab a common term?
Is apple scab a common term?
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Fruit can also be bruised, as well as scabby (quite informal) and rotten.
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