
die Avocado
avocado
A pear-shaped fruit with a usually green or black, leathery skin, soft, creamy flesh, and a large pit in the middle.
Ich esse gerne eine halbe Avocado zum Frühstück.
I like eating half an avocado for breakfast.
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avocado
A pear-shaped fruit with a usually green or black, leathery skin, soft, creamy flesh, and a large pit in the middle.
Ich esse gerne eine halbe Avocado zum Frühstück.
I like eating half an avocado for breakfast.

avocado tree
A term for the avocado tree, a plant species from the laurel family on which the fruits grow.
In unserem Garten in Spanien wächst eine große Avocado.
A large avocado tree grows in our garden in Spain.
Whether the fruit or the tree is meant is usually revealed by the verb. Verbs like 'essen' (to eat), 'kaufen' (to buy), or 'schneiden' (to cut) refer to the fruit. Verbs like 'wachsen' (to grow), 'pflanzen' (to plant), or 'blühen' (to bloom) refer to the tree.
Diese Avocado ist noch nicht reif genug zum Essen.
This avocado is not ripe enough to eat yet.
'Avocado' is often used as the first part of compound nouns in the area of food. Examples include 'Avocadocreme' (avocado cream/spread), 'Avocadosalat' (avocado salad), or 'Avocadotoast' (avocado toast).
Zum Abendessen gibt es Brot mit selbstgemachter Avocadocreme.
For dinner, there is bread with homemade avocado spread.
When referring to the fruit, typical adjectives are 'reif' (ripe), 'unreif' (unripe), or 'cremig' (creamy). Common verbs are 'aufschneiden' (to cut open), 'entkernen' (to remove the pit), or 'zerdrücken' (to mash).
Für Guacamole braucht man eine sehr reife Avocado.
For guacamole, you need a very ripe avocado.