IPA: /ˈtʃɛri/
KK: /ˈtʃɛri/
Relating to or resembling cherries, often used to describe a color that is a moderate to strong red or purplish red, or items made from cherry wood.
She painted the walls a cherry color to brighten up the room.
A small, round fruit that is usually red or black and has a pit inside. It grows on trees and is often sweet or tart in flavor.
I love to eat fresh cherries in the summer.
The word 'cherry' originates from the Old Northern French word 'cherise', which comes from the Latin 'cerasum', meaning cherry tree or cherry fruit. The term refers specifically to the fruit produced by the cherry tree.
Think of the Old French word 'cherise' for cherry — this helps you remember that 'cherry' refers to the sweet fruit we enjoy.