Radish Meaning in English
word
ˈɹædɪʃ
RAD-ish
ɹˈædɪʃ
RAD-ish
释义
A small, round or oval root vegetable that is usually red or white on the outside and crisp and spicy inside, commonly eaten raw in salads.
用法与细微差别
Most common in the context of food and salads. Usually refers to the small red root, but there are different varieties. Not to be confused with 'turnip'.
Spanish: rábanoPortuguese (BR): rabanetePortuguese (PT): rabaneteChinese (Simplified): 萝卜Chinese (Traditional): 蘿蔔Hindi: मूलीArabic: فجلBengali: মূলাRussian: редисJapanese: ラディッシュ - はつか大根Vietnamese: củ cải đỏKorean: 무 - 래디시Turkish: turpUrdu: مولیIndonesian: lobak
例句
She added slices of radish to her salad.
basic
A radish is usually red or white.
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I don’t like the spicy taste of radish.
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Radish grows quickly and is one of the first vegetables harvested in spring.
natural
You can eat radish raw, but some people like to pickle it.
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When I was a kid, my grandmother used to serve fresh radish with salt as a snack.
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