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What's the difference between radish and radish?
The difference between radish and radish is different in meaning, usage and emphasis.

First, the meaning is different.

radish

Radish; Turnip; kohlrabi

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Radish (small)

Second, the usage is different.

radish

Turnip is generally white-skinned, with extremely large roots and relatively large volume.

My nephew likes to eat raw radish.

My nephew likes to eat radishes raw.

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Radish, an English word, is mainly used as a noun, which translates as "radish, radish; (radish) name; (Russian) radish; (Cyprus) Radic ".

She carved a flower out of radish.

She carved the radish into a flower.

Third, the emphasis is different.

radish

Turnip: A plant widely cultivated in Eurasia, belonging to Cruciferae, having large fleshy edible roots that turn from yellow to white.

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Radishes are generally eaten raw, with a strong Chili flavor, most of which are red and white skins.