
der Pfirsich
peach
A round, juicy stone fruit with velvety skin and yellow-orange flesh.
Im Sommer esse ich am liebsten einen reifen Pfirsich direkt vom Baum.
In summer, I like eating a ripe peach straight from the tree best.
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peach
A round, juicy stone fruit with velvety skin and yellow-orange flesh.
Im Sommer esse ich am liebsten einen reifen Pfirsich direkt vom Baum.
In summer, I like eating a ripe peach straight from the tree best.

peach tree
The tree on which the fruits of the same name grow.
Im Frühling blüht der Pfirsich in unserem Garten wunderschön rosa.
In spring, the peach tree in our garden blooms a beautiful pink.
You can tell whether the fruit or the tree is meant from the verb. Verbs like 'essen' (to eat), 'kaufen' (to buy), or 'schälen' (to peel) refer to the fruit. Verbs like 'blühen' (to bloom), 'wachsen' (to grow), or 'pflanzen' (to plant) refer to the tree.
Dieser saftige Pfirsich schmeckt wunderbar.
This juicy peach tastes wonderful.
When referring to the fruit, it is often described with adjectives such as 'reif' (ripe), 'saftig' (juicy), or 'süß' (sweet). A well-known variety is the 'Plattpfirsich' (flat peach).
Für den Kuchen brauchen wir drei reife Pfirsiche.
For the cake, we need three ripe peaches.
When talking about a single fruit, you use the article: 'Ich esse einen Pfirsich' (I am eating a peach). When talking about the type of fruit in general or as an ingredient, the article can be omitted.
Dieser Joghurt schmeckt nach Pfirsich.
This yogurt tastes like peach.