Acorn Meaning in English
word
ˈeɪkɔɹn
AY-korn
ˈeɪkɔːn
AY-kawn
释义
An acorn is the small, nut-like fruit of an oak tree, usually with a tough shell and a cap, which contains the seed that can grow into a new oak tree.
用法与细微差别
'Acorn' is mainly used in scientific, gardening, or nature contexts. It's not commonly used in everyday conversation unless talking about forests, animals (like squirrels), or oak trees. Do not confuse with other tree nuts like 'chestnut' or 'walnut.'
Spanish: bellotaPortuguese (BR): bolotaPortuguese (PT): bolotaChinese (Simplified): 橡子Chinese (Traditional): 橡實Hindi: बलूतArabic: بلوطBengali: শিমুল ফল (অ্যাকর্ন)Russian: жёлудьJapanese: ドングリVietnamese: hạt sồiKorean: 도토리Turkish: meşe palamuduUrdu: بلوط کا پھلIndonesian: biji pohon ek - buah ek (biji ek)
例句
The squirrel found an acorn under the tree.
basic
An acorn can grow into a big oak tree.
basic
I picked up an acorn in the park.
basic
When I see an acorn, I always think of autumn.
natural
Many animals like to store acorns for the winter.
natural
As a kid, I loved collecting acorns in the woods after it rained.
natural