cabbages

英 [ˈkæbɪdʒɪz]

美 [ˈkæbɪdʒɪz]

n.  甘蓝; 卷心菜; 洋白菜
cabbage的复数

柯林斯词典

• 卷心菜;洋白菜;甘蓝
  Acabbageis a round vegetable with white, green or purple leaves that is usually eaten cooked.
• 植物人;（脑部受损或患重病的）废人
  If someone refers to a very sick or disabled person as acabbage, they are saying in an offensive way that the sick person is so badly brain-damaged or ill that they cannot do anything.

双语例句

• I gave him cabbages from my garden and he replied with tomatoes from his.
  我给了他自己园子里种的卷心菜，他回报以他菜园里种的西红柿。
• No, I haven't any cabbages, but I have some biscuits.
  我没有卷心菜，但是我有一些饼干。
• One let me share the cabbages, potatoes, tomatoes with her goats.
  一个邻居让我和她的羊共享包心菜，马铃薯，小番茄。
• No, I hope they are, but they are cabbages.
  不是，我希望它们是，但是它们是洋白菜。
• I can her cabbages, and I like her.
  我能喂她白菜，我喜欢她的长耳朵。
• Soldiers had to eat sorghum rice, Chinese cabbages, potatoes and radishes every day.
  战士每天吃的主食是高粱米，副食每天都是“老三样”：白菜、土豆、大萝卜。
• They buy cabbages and vegetables and take them all away.
  他们买了一些卷心菜和一些青菜，然后把它们全提回家了。
• We shall have frost tonight, don't forget to cover up the cabbages with the mat.
  今天夜里有霜冻，别忘了用席子把白菜苫好。
• How many cabbages did Mrs Green buy?
  格林太太买了多少卷心菜？
• He grows cabbages on his farm.
  他在他的农场种植包心菜。