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macedonia

macedonia

4.0
A mix of chopped fruit served as a dessert
  • noun
  • /ˌmæsɪˈdoʊniə/
  • UK
translation icon : macedonia
  • The chef prepared a colorful macedonia with strawberries, kiwi, and pineapple.

Examples

  • For dessert, we had a refreshing macedonia of seasonal fruits.

  • I love to eat macedonia on hot summer days.

  • A chilled macedonia is perfect for a summer picnic.

  • Have you ever tried macedonia with yogurt?

  • For dessert, we served a refreshing macedonia made of diced pineapple, mango, and strawberries.

  • The chef prepared a sweet macedonia that combined apples, grapes, and kiwi for the guests.

  • She enjoyed a colorful macedonia topped with a dollop of whipped cream at the cafe.

Synonyms

fruit salad
vsmacedonia
13 1.0

A mix of different fresh fruits served as a dessert

focuses on chopped fruit without stressing freshness
fruit cocktail
vsmacedonia
4 2.3

A mix of small pieces of different fruits often packed in sweet syrup

is served plain as a simple chopped fruit dessert
macedoine of fruit
vsmacedonia
7.7

A cold mix of small pieces of different fruits served as dessert

has identical meaning but names the dish differently
macédoine
vsmacedonia
9.9

A dish of fruit and vegetables cut into small pieces served hot or cold

refers specifically to chopped fruit usually served cold as dessert

Compounds

A landlocked country in the Balkans that became independent from Yugoslavia in 1991 and is now called North Macedonia

How Fine

puree
29 3.0
compote
6 7.2
macedonia
  • UK
4.0
fruit salad
13 1.0
section
9 1.9

Surface Forms

macedonia singular
macedonias plural

Etymology

Macedonia comes from the name of the region Macedonia, which long ago had many different peoples, so the name was used to mean a 'mixture'. So a macedonia is a dish of different chopped fruits all mixed together.