Wheat Meaning in English
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/ˈhwit/
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/wˈiːt/
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释义
A type of grass whose grain is used to make flour for bread, pasta, and many other foods.
用法与细微差别
"Wheat" is a non-count noun, so use "some wheat" or "a field of wheat" (not "a wheat"). It most often refers to the plant or the grain, especially when talking about farming, food ingredients, or allergies (like "wheat allergy"). Not used for the flour itself—say "wheat flour".
Spanish: trigoPortuguese (BR): trigoPortuguese (PT): trigoChinese (Simplified): 小麦Chinese (Traditional): 小麥Hindi: गेहूंArabic: قمحBengali: গমRussian: пшеницаJapanese: 小麦Vietnamese: lúa mìKorean: 밀Turkish: buğdayUrdu: گندمIndonesian: gandum
例句
My sandwich is made with wheat bread.
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Farmers plant wheat in the fields every year.
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Many foods contain wheat as an ingredient.
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I'm allergic to wheat, so I can't eat regular pasta.
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The price of wheat went up after the drought last year.
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Could you pick up some wheat flour at the store?
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