First of all, candy
1, meaning: candy.
2. Usage:
65438+ entered English at the end of 03, and it came directly from candi in Middle English, which means sugar and sucrose.
It means "sugar". When candy stands for candy, it is American English.
The mother distributed candy to the children.
The mother distributed candy to the children.
Second, vegetables
1, which means: n? Vegetable; Plants; A vegetable.
2. Usage:
The basic meaning of vegetables is "vegetable", which is used to describe a "vegetable" who has lost his thinking ability but is still alive because of injury, disease or abnormal situation; It can also refer to "a person with a monotonous life".
Are tomatoes fruits or vegetables?
Are tomatoes fruits or vegetables?
Third, beef.
1, which means: n. Beef; Muscle; Strength; Complain.
2. Usage:
The basic meaning of beef is the "beef" of food, which is an uncountable material noun, generally without articles. Extension can refer to "muscle" and "muscle strength"
Beef can also refer to "beef", which is a countable noun. Its plural form can be beeves or beefs.
Africa exports beef to Europe.
Africa exports beef to Europe.
Fourth, chicken.
1, which means: chicken; Chicken; Timid.
2. Usage:
Chickens can refer to chickens as poultry or chickens as food. As a "chicken" solution, it is a countable single noun; When interpreted as "chicken", it is an uncountable material noun.
He has a chicken farm.
He has a chicken farm.
Verb (short for verb) soup
1, which means: n. soup; Soup.
2. Usage:
The basic meaning of soup is "soup, soup", which is often used as an uncountable noun. When it refers to different kinds of soup, it can be used as a countable noun.
A bowl of soup means "a bowl of soup" and a cup of soup means "a cup of soup".
I made some broth for my husband.
I made some broth for my husband.