muscat
part of speech
noun (Muscat — a city; muscat — a grape)
meaning for a pupil
1) Muscat is the capital city of Oman, a country on the Arabian Peninsula, on the Gulf of Oman. tree →
2) A muscat is a kind of sweet grape with a musky, flowery flavour, used for eating, raisins and sweet wine. tree →
sense in the lessons
In geography lessons Muscat is a historic port city and capital of Oman, once important for sea trade with India and East Africa. In food and farming muscat grapes are among the oldest grape varieties. Phrases: «Muscat, Oman», «muscat grapes».
examples
- Muscat is the capital of Oman. tree →
- The old forts of Muscat guard the harbour. tree →
- Muscat grapes taste sweet and flowery. tree →
- Dried muscat grapes make big juicy raisins. tree →
- Ships from Muscat sailed to India and Zanzibar. tree →
- We flew to Muscat on holiday. tree →
note
Capital «Muscat» for the city (a place name); small «muscat» for the grape. Said «MUS-kat». Do not confuse with «musket» (an old gun) or «muskrat».
Trees and pragmatics
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