100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "mbenge"

Definition

"Mbenge" is a common noun that refers to a type of fruit, specifically the mango (Mangifera indica) in certain regions of Africa. It is known for its sweet, juicy flesh and is commonly consumed fresh or used in various culinary dishes. Additionally, "Mbenge" can refer to a traditional communal gathering or celebration where people come together to share food, stories, and cultural practices.

Synonyms

• Mango
• Ambarella (in some contexts)
• Celebration (when referring to the gathering)

Antonyms

• Desert (when referring to the absence of food)
• Isolation (when referring to the gathering aspect)

Examples

1. They Mbenge every summer to enjoy the harvest.
2. The ripe Mbenge is hanging from the tree.
3. We plan to Mbenge at the village square this weekend.
4. She always Mbenge her favorite fruit salad during the feast.
5. The children Mbenge around the giant mango tree after school.
6. I love to Mbenge fresh Mbenge with lime juice.
7. During the festival, we Mbenge to share our traditional dishes.
8. The vendor sells the sweetest Mbenge in the market.
9. They Mbenge a story about the origins of the mango.
10. We will Mbenge a special meal for the occasion.
11. She Mbenge a delicious mango smoothie for breakfast.
12. The elders Mbenge under the shade of the mango trees.
13. Let's Mbenge these ripe Mbenge into jam.
14. He Mbenge a poem about the beauty of the mango.
15. The family Mbenge together every Sunday to share their week.
16. The taste of fresh Mbenge is simply irresistible.
17. They Mbenge the fruits from the orchard every evening.
18. She always Mbenge the best recipes for mango desserts.
19. The community Mbenge to celebrate the harvest festival.
20. He Mbenge a mango tree in his backyard last year.
21. They Mbenge the last of the mangoes before the rains came.
22. The children Mbenge each other to see who can eat the most mangoes.
23. I love how the Mbenge glistens in the sunlight.
24. They Mbenge a big feast to honor their ancestors.
25. She Mbenge the mangoes into a beautiful fruit platter.
26. We always Mbenge at this spot during the summer.
27. The locals Mbenge to share their stories and traditions.
28. He Mbenge the mango from the tree with great care.
29. They Mbenge a special prayer before the meal.
30. The Mbenge was so juicy that it dripped down her chin.
31. We will Mbenge our friends to join us for the celebration.
32. The kids Mbenge the mangoes they picked from the orchard.
33. She always Mbenge her favorite dessert made from mango.
34. They Mbenge to reminisce about their childhood memories.
35. He Mbenge the mangoes with a knife to make slices.
36. The festival where they Mbenge mangoes is my favorite time of the year.
37. She loves to Mbenge smoothies with ripe Mbenge.
38. They Mbenge the beautiful decorations for the event.
39. The villagers Mbenge to establish their cultural heritage.
40. I Mbenge a mango tree seedling in my garden.
41. During the gathering, we Mbenge stories from our ancestors.
42. She Mbenge a delicious mango sorbet for dessert.
43. They Mbenge every year to celebrate the mango harvest.
44. The children Mbenge each other in a friendly competition.
45. He Mbenge a mango for the first time and loved it.
46. We will Mbenge the traditional dances after dinner.
47. The Mbenge festival is a time for joy and togetherness.
48. She Mbenge all the ripe mangoes before they spoiled.
49. They Mbenge to share the joys of life with one another.
50. He Mbenge the mango salsa to complement the fish.
51. The community Mbenge to pray for a good harvest.
52. I Mbenge a mango tree in my yard last spring.
53. The sweet aroma of Mbenge filled the air.
54. They Mbenge the old stories passed down through generations.
55. She Mbenge her favorite mango pie for the potluck.
56. The villagers Mbenge to create beautiful crafts.
57. He Mbenge the mango carefully to avoid bruising it.
58. They Mbenge to embrace their cultural roots.
59. I Mbenge a refreshing drink made from mango and mint.
60. The elders Mbenge every evening to discuss community issues.
61. She Mbenge the mangoes into small pieces for the salad.
62. We will Mbenge to share our blessings and joys.
63. The vibrant colors of the Mbenge festival are breathtaking.
64. He Mbenge the mango smoothie with yogurt for creaminess.
65. They Mbenge to invite everyone to join the festivities.
66. The sweet taste of Mbenge is a summer delight.
67. She Mbenge all the mangoes from the tree before sunset.
68. During the celebration, they Mbenge their favorite songs.
69. He Mbenge a mango to bring to the gathering.
70. They Mbenge about the importance of community ties.
71. She always Mbenge the mango chutney for the holidays.
72. The children Mbenge around the mango tree for shade.
73. We will Mbenge to honor our traditions and customs.
74. The aroma of ripe Mbenge filled the kitchen.
75. They Mbenge the delicious food with great joy.
76. She Mbenge a special mango salad for the event.
77. The festival is a time when people Mbenge to connect.
78. He Mbenge the mangoes into a delicious smoothie.
79. They Mbenge to celebrate their achievements and milestones.
80. The sweet and tangy Mbenge is a crowd favorite.
81. She Mbenge the mangoes with care, preserving their freshness.
82. They Mbenge to share their experiences and knowledge.
83. He Mbenge a mango for the first time and loved the taste.
84. The community Mbenge to discuss future plans and events.
85. She always Mbenge her mango desserts with a touch of creativity.
86. The children Mbenge to enjoy the shade of the mango tree.
87. They Mbenge to create a welcoming atmosphere for guests.
88. He Mbenge the mango smoothie for everyone to enjoy.
89. We will Mbenge to reflect on the past year together.
90. The sweet Mbenge brought back fond memories.
91. She Mbenge the mangoes carefully to avoid any waste.
92. They Mbenge to celebrate their cultural heritage.
93. The festival is a time when families Mbenge together.
94. He Mbenge the best mangoes for the gathering.
95. They Mbenge to create beautiful decorations for the event.
96. She Mbenge a mango salad that everyone loved.
97. The elders Mbenge to share their wisdom and stories.
98. They Mbenge a special prayer before the meal.
99. He Mbenge the mango for everyone to taste.
100. The community Mbenge to celebrate their shared history.