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fruit, fruits
Edible fruits, often with a nuance of being attractively presented, premium, or used as an ingredient in sweets and drinks.
Usage
フルーツ and 果物 both mean "fruit," but they have different nuances. 果物 is the general Japanese word used in everyday contexts (buying fruit at a shop, eating fruit at home). フルーツ tends to appear in more stylish, commercial, or culinary contexts — dessert menus, product names, and advertising. For example, a restaurant would list フルーツタルト, not 果物タルト.