Reeds Meaning in English
word · lemma: reed
ˈɹidz
REEDZ
ɹˈiːdz
REEDZ
释义
Tall, thin grasses that grow in wet areas like marshes or near lakes, often used for making mats, baskets, or as musical instrument parts.
用法与细微差别
Most often used in the plural. Refers mainly to wetland plants, but also to the thin parts in woodwind instruments like saxophones and clarinets. Common collocations: 'a bed of reeds', 'reeds growing by the lake'. Not the same as 'grass' or 'weeds'.
Spanish: juncosPortuguese (BR): juncosPortuguese (PT): juncosChinese (Simplified): 芦苇Chinese (Traditional): 蘆葦Hindi: सरकंडेArabic: قصبBengali: বাঁশ - খাগড়াRussian: камыши - трости (музыкальные)Japanese: アシ - リード（楽器用）Vietnamese: cây sậy - lưỡi gà (nhạc cụ)Korean: 갈대 - 리드 (악기용)Turkish: kamış - kamış (müzik aleti)Urdu: سرکنڈے - ریڈ (موسیقی آلہ)Indonesian: rumput alang-alang - lidah (alat musik)
例句
The reeds grow tall by the river.
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Birds make nests in the reeds.
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People use reeds to make mats and baskets.
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You’ll often see dragonflies landing on the reeds in late summer.
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I love the sound when the wind blows through the reeds at the lake.
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The saxophone player needed a new set of reeds for her instrument.
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