Spinach Meaning in English
word
/ˈspɪnətʃ/
SPI-nuhch
/spˈɪnɪtʃ/
SPI-nich
释义
A dark green leafy vegetable commonly eaten cooked or raw in salads, known for being rich in iron and vitamins.
用法与细微差别
Uncountable noun — say "some spinach," not "a spinach." Strongly associated with health and strength (thanks to Popeye). "Baby spinach" refers to young, tender leaves used raw in salads.
Spanish: espinacaPortuguese (BR): espinafrePortuguese (PT): espinafreChinese (Simplified): 菠菜Chinese (Traditional): 菠菜Hindi: पालकArabic: سبانخBengali: পালং শাকRussian: шпинатJapanese: ほうれん草Vietnamese: rau binaKorean: 시금치Turkish: ıspanakUrdu: پالکIndonesian: bayam
例句
I added fresh spinach to my smoothie this morning.
basic
Spinach is a great source of iron and vitamins.
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Can you buy some spinach at the supermarket?
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The salad was topped with baby spinach, goat cheese, and toasted walnuts.
natural
My grandmother's creamed spinach recipe has been in the family for generations.
natural
He refuses to eat spinach no matter how I cook it — even hidden in pasta sauce.
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