wheat crops发音

意思翻译

小麦作物

相似词语短语

crops───v.种植（crop的三单形式）；收割；修剪；产庄稼；n.农作物（crop的复数）；收成；[冶]切头

wheat───n.小麦；小麦色；n.(Wheat)人名；(英)惠特

good wheat───优质小麦

fodder crops───饲料作物

peasantry crops───农民作物

wheat s───n.[作物]小麦（wheat的复数形式）

bundled wheat───麦捆

bromated wheat───溴化小麦

wheat fanning───小麦耕作

双语使用场景

The scientists have also confirmed the impact of water with high arsenic content on beet, carrot and wheat crops.───科学家们还证实了高砷水对甜菜、胡萝卜和小麦的影响。

Currently, more than 150 million people in South Asia depend on local rice and wheat crops.───目前，南亚有超过1.5亿人以当地的水稻和小麦作物为生。

their house burned down. This year they have lost most of their corn and wheat crops because of bad weather.───他们的房子被大火烧毁了，因为今年天气不好，他们损失了大部分的玉米和小麦收成。

Now there is worry about a new threat headed in their direction in the wind -- a fungus that destroys wheat crops.───现在人们恐慌一种新的威胁正要发生，真菌正损害着小麦的生长。

Now there is worry about a new threat headed in theirdriectiondirection in the wind- a fungus that destroys wheat crops.───现在，他们又要担忧随风传播的新威胁，一种破坏小麦作物的真菌。

Canadian farmers, in particular, have described GM canola escaping from farm fields and invading wheat crops like a weed.───然而令人忧心的耳语已经出现，尤其是加拿大农人，他们说基改油菜已经溜出农田，如野草般侵入小麦田。

Canadian farmers, in componenticular, have described GM canola escaping from farm domains and invading wheat crops like a weed.───然而令人忧心的耳语已经呈现，尤其是加拿大农人，他们说基改油菜已经溜出农田，如野草般侵入小麦田。

Though China is more commonly known for its rice products, large wheat crops in the north provide plenty of flour for local bakers.───虽然中国以稻米知名，但北方产大量小麦提供了面粉给当地烘烤师。

Russia announced a temporary ban on all its grain exports, after a severe drought and fires devastated the country's wheat crops.───俄罗斯对所有出口的谷物发布了一项临时禁令。一场严重的干旱，加上森林大火，对该国的小麦产量造成了灾难性的影响。

英语使用场景

In Ludian, about an hour's drive from Luoyang, farmer Wan Zhangxin said his wheat crops -- which have barely grown because it is so dry -- will be ruined if it does not rain soon.

The toll includes drowned livestock, ruined wheat crops and boats torn from their moorings on rivers around the north state.

Further away in commercialisation terms, work on lentils at Reading University suggests that following wheat crops would have lower N requirements.