Plural of mandarin

Forms of mandarin

Mandarins in a sentence

• The mandarins who are managing this pandemic are fond of speaking of war.2020 April 3, Arundhati Roy, “The pandemic is a portal”, in Financial Times, London: The Financial Times Ltd., →ISSN, →OCLC
• It is too proud, too austere, too true, and too tonically cruel to appeal to mandarins.1917, Arnold Bennett, Books and Persons. From the entry tonically
• I normally make this with lemon, but it is also good with fragrant mandarins, which work well with aniseedy ouzo.2017, Catherine Phipps, “[Main courses] Whole Baked Fish with Lemon and Ouzo”, in Citrus: Recipes That Celebrate the Sour and the Sweet…. From the entry aniseedy
• There are always seasonal treats to be gathered from our land: mangoes, oranges, guavas, mandarins, nuts, and the palm fruits tucuma and acai.2010 December 12, Peter Menzel, “Life on a Plate”, in The Times, London: News UK, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 02 Sep 2025. From the entry tucuma
• While the mandarins in this recipe are amazingly healthy little packages of antioxidants and polymethoxylated flavonesxxvii, the refined sugar content makes these cupcakes a sometimes food.2012, Hannah Sforcina, Adam Morris, Love Thy Food: An Intimate Traverse into Mindful Eating, BookBaby, →ISBN. From the entry sometimes food

Meaning of mandarin

1. noun A high government bureaucrat of the Chinese Empire.
2. noun A pedantic or elitist bureaucrat.
3. noun A pedantic senior person of influence in academia or literary circles.

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• Mandarin in Tamil
• Mandarin in Marathi
• Mandarin in Urdu

Questions about the plural of mandarin

What is the plural of mandarin?

The plural of mandarin is mandarins.

Is mandarin countable?

Mandarin is a countable noun.