“植树”的英文是什么？_1

“植树”的英文是plant trees.

plant的英式读法是[plɑ?nt]；美式读法是[pl?nt]。作名词时意思是植物；工厂；设备；设施。作动词时意思是种植；设立；建立；安插；栽赃。

tree的英式读法是[tri?]；美式读法是[tri?]。只作名词意思是树；树状物。trees是它的复数形式，这里种树表达的不是一棵树，所以用trees.

相关例句：

1、April is the time to plant trees.

四月是种树的时候。

2、We were planting trees when it suddenly showered.

我们正在种树，这时突然下了阵雨。

扩展资料：

单词解析：

一、tree

1、变形：

形容词:?treeless ?

过去式:?treed ?

过去分词:?treed ?

现在分词:?treeing?

2、用法：

n. (名词)

tree的基本意思是“树”,是木本植物的统称,尤指树干高大、主干与分枝有很明显区别的木本植物,即乔木。用于比喻,可指“树形图”“谱系图”等。

二、plant

用法：

v. (动词)

1）plant用作动词时意思是“种植,栽,播种”,指将种子埋入地下使其生根发芽,或将幼嫩的植物连根从一处挖出,然后再将其根部埋入另一个地方。引申可指“将某物安放在某处”或“建立”。

2）plant只用作及物动词时,后接名词或代词作宾语。可用于被动结构。

n. (名词)

1）plant的基本意思是“植物”,一般是指比树木小的植物,是可数名词。

2）plant作“工厂,车间”解时指生产某种固定产品的工厂,现多指重工业工厂(如电器或机械制造业的工厂),是可数名词。

3）plant用作不可数名词时可表示“(用于工业生产中的)仪器、设备、机器、机构或建筑物等”。

4）plant有时还可用于“全厂工人”的总称。

参考资料：

百度百科－plant

百度百科－tree

用简单的英语写一段关于种植植物的

萝卜的英文：radish

radish?读法 英?['r?d?] 美?['r?d?]?　?　

作名词的意思是：（小）萝卜

短语

1、turnip radish 小圆萝卜

2、horse radish 辣根

3、winter radish 冬季萝卜

4、horse radish oil 辣根油

5、wild radish 野生萝卜

词语用法

1、plant的基本意思是“植物”,一般是指比树木小的植物,是可数名词。

2、plant用作动词时意思是“种植,栽,播种”,指将种子埋入地下使其生根发芽,或将幼嫩的植物连根从一处挖出,然后再将其根部埋入另一个地方。引申可指“将某物安放在某处”或“建立”。

3、plant作“工厂,车间”解时指生产某种固定产品的工厂,现多指重工业工厂(如电器或机械制造业的工厂),是可数名词。

4、plant用作不可数名词时可表示“(用于工业生产中的)仪器、设备、机器、机构或建筑物等”。

5、plant有时还可用于“全厂工人”的总称。

词汇搭配

1、pot plant 把花草栽在盆里

2、pull plant up by roots 把植物连根拔起

3、tend plant 照料作物

4、uproot plant 将植物连根挖出

5、water plant 浇灌植物

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