英语单词短语词组“esculent”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

esculent

adjective

formal

/ˈes.kjə.lənt/us

/ˈes.kjə.lənt/

suitableorsafeforeating:

可食用的，适于食用的

Onemethodfordefiningvegetableswasbasedon thepartof theplantconsideredmost esculent forconsumption.定义蔬菜其中一种方法是基于植株最适合食用的部分。

Synonym

edible

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Edible & inedible

best-before date
comestible
condemned
drinkable
eatable
edible
fit
indigestibility
indigestible
inedible
non-edible
palatable
potable
pull date
sell-by date
spoil
uneatable
unpalatable
unripe

esculent

noun[C]

formal

/ˈes.kjə.lənt/us/ˈes.kjə.lənt/

something,especiallyaplant, that can beeaten:

适于食用之物，（尤指）蔬菜

Theusualtropicalesculentsgrowin allpartsof theislands.岛屿的每个角落都生长着适于食用的热带植物。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Edible & inedible

best-before date
comestible
condemned
drinkable
eatable
edible
fit
indigestibility
indigestible
inedible
non-edible
palatable
potable
pull date
sell-by date
spoil
uneatable
unpalatable
unripe

You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Plants & animals - general words

(Definition ofesculentfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofesculent

esculent

But much depends upon the method of growing theesculent; the construction of the house or cellar, and other circumstances.

FromProject Gutenberg

Epicures fail to agree as to theesculentqualities of this mushroom.

FromProject Gutenberg

Theesculentplants consisted of both wild and cultivated varieties.

FromProject Gutenberg

The plant isesculent, tender and possesses a fine flavor.

FromProject Gutenberg

It is certainly a wholesome,esculentspecies, but a great number would be required to make a good dish.

FromProject Gutenberg

The author will not assume the responsibility of instructing how to distinguish theesculentmushrooms.

FromProject Gutenberg

This has been one of the most remarkable potatoes known in the history of thisesculent.

FromProject Gutenberg

Like a luscious,esculentmorsel he rolled the words over and over.

FromProject Gutenberg

It is of little value as anesculent, and is rarely cultivated.

FromProject Gutenberg

A rare, richly colored, and beautiful pepper, but not cultivated or of much value as anesculent.

FromProject Gutenberg

The bird is called theesculentswallow, and the trade in this strange article of diet is a very large one.

FromProject Gutenberg

It is very generally esteemed as anesculentamong mycophagists.

FromProject Gutenberg

Most authors recommend it as anesculent, although it has not the rich flavor of some other mushrooms.

FromProject Gutenberg

The species are generally of large or medium size and noted for theiresculentqualities.

FromProject Gutenberg

They have an impressive flavor of their own, and offer anesculentmedium for seasoning and the gravies of various meats.

FromProject Gutenberg

These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

单词	esculent
释义	esculent adjective formal uk /ˈes.kjə.lənt/us /ˈes.kjə.lənt/ suitableorsafeforeating: 可食用的，适于食用的 Onemethodfordefiningvegetableswasbasedon thepartof theplantconsideredmost esculent forconsumption.定义蔬菜其中一种方法是基于植株最适合食用的部分。 Synonym edible SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Edible & inedible best-before date comestible condemned drinkable eatable edible fit indigestibility indigestible inedible non-edible palatable potable pull date sell-by date spoil uneatable unpalatable unripe esculent noun[C] formal uk /ˈes.kjə.lənt/us/ˈes.kjə.lənt/ something,especiallyaplant, that can beeaten: 适于食用之物，（尤指）蔬菜 Theusualtropicalesculentsgrowin allpartsof theislands.岛屿的每个角落都生长着适于食用的热带植物。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Edible & inedible best-before date comestible condemned drinkable eatable edible fit indigestibility indigestible inedible non-edible palatable potable pull date sell-by date spoil uneatable unpalatable unripe You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Plants & animals - general words (Definition ofesculentfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) Examplesofesculent esculent But much depends upon the method of growing theesculent; the construction of the house or cellar, and other circumstances. FromProject Gutenberg Epicures fail to agree as to theesculentqualities of this mushroom. FromProject Gutenberg Theesculentplants consisted of both wild and cultivated varieties. FromProject Gutenberg The plant isesculent, tender and possesses a fine flavor. FromProject Gutenberg It is certainly a wholesome,esculentspecies, but a great number would be required to make a good dish. FromProject Gutenberg The author will not assume the responsibility of instructing how to distinguish theesculentmushrooms. FromProject Gutenberg This has been one of the most remarkable potatoes known in the history of thisesculent. FromProject Gutenberg Like a luscious,esculentmorsel he rolled the words over and over. FromProject Gutenberg It is of little value as anesculent, and is rarely cultivated. FromProject Gutenberg A rare, richly colored, and beautiful pepper, but not cultivated or of much value as anesculent. FromProject Gutenberg The bird is called theesculentswallow, and the trade in this strange article of diet is a very large one. FromProject Gutenberg It is very generally esteemed as anesculentamong mycophagists. FromProject Gutenberg Most authors recommend it as anesculent, although it has not the rich flavor of some other mushrooms. FromProject Gutenberg The species are generally of large or medium size and noted for theiresculentqualities. FromProject Gutenberg They have an impressive flavor of their own, and offer anesculentmedium for seasoning and the gravies of various meats. FromProject Gutenberg These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/esculent##
随便看	concrete jungle concrete-jungle concretely concrete measure conservation science conservation science conservation scientist conservation scientist conservation site conservation site conservation society conservation strategy conservation target conservation target conservation technique conservation technique conservation technology conservation technology conservation tillage conservation value conservation work conservatism conservative conservative approach conservative assumption