cantaloupe

cantaloupe读音音标

英[ˈkæntəlu:p]

美[ˈkæntlˌop]

基本意思释义

n.罗马甜瓜，香瓜，哈密瓜

词性变化

复数:cantaloupes;

短语及实用例句

KRAMER: George, I want you to taste this cantaloupe.

克雷默: 乔治, 我要你尝一下这甜瓜.

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KRAMER: It\'s the best cantaloupe I ever had.

克雷默: 这可是我吃过的*好的甜瓜啦.

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JERRY: I only eat cantaloupe at certain times.

杰瑞: 我只在特定的时间吃甜瓜.

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Vincenzo Coccotti : You\'re a cantaloupe.

你是一个哈密瓜.

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Her hair is pulled tightly back into style Italians call melone because it resembles a cantaloupe.

她的头发紧紧地在脑后拢成一种意大利人称之为西瓜的发髻,因为它像极了罗马甜瓜.

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KRAMER: You\'ve never had cantaloupe like this before.

克雷默: 你肯定没有吃过这么好的甜瓜.

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KRAMER: Jerry. This is great cantaloupe.

克雷默: 杰瑞, 这可是很棒的甜瓜啊!

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This cantaloupe is too soft.

这个香瓜太软了.

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I, a called bon vivant, only gave you a cantaloupe.

号称美食家的我, 就送过一个哈密瓜.

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ELAINE : Right. Exactly. So I imagine at some point, somebody\'s going to offer me some cantaloupe.

依莲: 是啊. 可不是嘛. 我想啊,也许某个时刻, 某人会给我一点甜瓜尝尝.

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KRAMER: Jerry, tell him how good this cantaloupe is.

克雷默: 杰瑞, 告诉他这甜瓜有多好.

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JERRY: I don\'t want cantaloupe now.

杰瑞: 我现在不想吃甜瓜.

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英英释义

Noun

1. a variety of muskmelon vine having fruit with a tan rind and orange flesh

2. the fruit of a cantaloup vine; small to medium-sized melon with yellowish flesh