Grape pinyin: " pú tao ".

Grape [ pú tao ]: perennial deciduous vine. The leaves are palmately divided, with small yellowish-green flowers. The fruit, also called "grapes", is in bunches, sweet and sour in flavor, juicy, and can be eaten raw, dried, and made into wine.

Raisin [ pú tao gān ]: ? Any kind of sun-dried or artificially dried grapes, high in sugar and having a different flavor from fresh grapes.

Wine [ pú tao jiǔ ]?

3. A medicinal preparation utilizing purified wine as a medium.

Grape violet [ pú tao zǐ ]: ? A dark purple color with a grayish tinge.

1, The bunches of grapes, red like agate, green like emerald.

2, A few potted grapes planted by my mom really bore a lot of fruit.

3. The cellar stored many wines from more than a hundred years ago.

4. In addition to their nutritional value, grapes are also expensive.