Grapes in English: grape

Pronunciation: English? [ɡre?p] American? [ɡre?p]

n.? grapes; vines; dark purple; [military] grape bullets

Vocabulary collocation:

1. pick grapes pick grapes

2. a bunch of grapes a bunch of grapes

3. sour grapes sour grapes

4. sweet grapes sweet grapes

相关例句：

1、The loser's scorn for the award is pure sour grape.

The loser's contempt for the award is purely a matter of eating grapes and saying they are sour.

2. Sour grape can never make sweet wine.

3The sun shines through the grape-leaves.

The sun passes through the grape-leaves.

4. A grape of pellets were shot into a bear.

A bunch of grapes shot a bear.

Extended information:

Part of the fruits in English

1. apple English ['?pl] American ['?pl]

n. apple; treasure; guy

Example sentence: The apple trees are blossoming.

The apple trees are blossoming.

2. pear英? [pe?]US? [p?r]

n. pear; pear tree

[Example sentence]He operated an enormous?pear?orchard.

He operated a large pear orchard.

3. banana English? [b?'nɑ?n?]American? [b?'n?n?]

n. banana; comedian; big hawkish nose

[Example sentence]Banana?plants produce one stem at a time.

Banana plants produce one banana head at a time.

4. cherry English? ['t?er?]US? ['t?ri]

n. cherry; cherry tree; cherry-colored

[Example sentence]Over night, the?cherry?tree had come into bloom.

The cherry blossoms bloomed overnight.

5. orangeEnglish? ['?r?n(d)?] American? ['?r?nd?]

adj. orange; tangerine

n. orange; tangerine; tangerine

[Example sentence]Mrs Lovell made the best?orange?marmalade.

Mrs Lovell made the best marmalade.