peach

UK
/piːtʃ/
US
/piːtʃ/

Translations

peachnoun
peaches
pl
UK
/piːtʃ/
US
/piːtʃ/
I bought a ripe peach from the market.
Я купил спелый персик на рынке.
Synonyms
peach tree
stone fruit
peachverb
peached
Past Simple
peached
Past Participle
peaching
Gerund
UK
/piːtʃ/
US
/pitʃ/
He decided to peach on his accomplices to the police.
Он решил доносить на своих сообщников в полицию.
Additional translations
Synonyms
squeal (on)
snitch (on)
rat out
rat (on)
tell on
inform against
inform on
fink (on)
grass (on)
tattle (on)
give away
sing (to the police)
peachadjective
more peach
Comp.
most peach
Super.
UK
/piːtʃ/
US
/pitʃ/
Used attributively to denote the colour resembling that of the ripe fruit.

Definitions

peachnoun
A round, juicy fruit with fuzzy skin and a large pit, typically having yellow or white flesh.
I picked a ripe peach from the tree and enjoyed its sweet taste.
A shade of pinkish-yellow color, resembling the color of a ripe peach fruit.
She chose a peach color for the walls of her bedroom to create a warm and inviting atmosphere.
A person or thing that is especially attractive, pleasing, or admirable.
Her new car is a real peach, with all the latest features and a sleek design.
peachverb
To inform against someone; to betray a person by giving information to authorities.
He decided to peach on his accomplices to reduce his own sentence.
peachadjective
Of a light pinkish-yellow colour similar to that of a ripe peach.
She wore a peach dress to match the summer theme.
Made with, tasting of, or containing peaches.
We enjoyed a slice of peach pie after dinner.