frutos
“frutos” means “fruits” in Spanish. It has 2 different meanings depending on context:
fruits
Also: nuts, produce
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Los árboles están cargados de frutos este año.
A2The trees are loaded with fruits this year.
Me encanta comer frutos secos como merienda.
A2I love eating nuts as a snack.
fruits
Also: rewards, benefits
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Al fin vemos los frutos de nuestro esfuerzo.
B1We are finally seeing the fruits of our effort.
Su dedicación dio grandes frutos en el proyecto.
B1His dedication bore great fruit in the project.
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Question 1 of 2
Which phrase would you use to talk about eating almonds and walnuts?
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From the Latin 'fructus', which referred to both the act of enjoying something and the product or profit gained from it.
First recorded: 12th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 'fruto' and 'fruta'?
'Fruto' is the general botanical term and is also used figuratively (e.g., fruit of labor). 'Fruta' specifically refers to edible, sweet fruits like apples and oranges.
Does 'frutos' always have to be plural?
No, you can use 'fruto' in the singular to describe a specific result, but 'frutos' is more common when speaking generally about rewards.