The English word for peach is peach, and the phonetic symbol is English: [pi_t_] and American: [pit_].

The translation of the word "peach" is peach, pronounced as /pit?/, where /p/ is a breathless sound, which is quite different from the pronunciation in Chinese. In the process of learning English, for Chinese Most of the vocabulary can be expressed by transliteration or free translation. For example, "peach" can be directly expressed by peach.

When learning English pronunciation, you need to pay attention to the accuracy of pronunciation and the accuracy of syllable stress. gender. Many words have multiple possible pronunciations, and there are also accent differences in real communication, so learners need to improve their language sense and pronunciation accuracy through as much practice as possible

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Peach is a small deciduous tree in the Rosaceae family. The leaves are narrow oval to lanceolate, 15 cm long and 4 cm wide, with a long and thin tip and fine teeth on the edge. Dark green and shiny, with nectaries at the base of the leaves; the bark is dark gray, with cracks appearing as it ages.

The flowers are solitary, ranging from light to dark pink or red, sometimes white, with short stalks and a small diameter. 4 cm, blooms in early spring; nearly spherical drupe, with hairy surface, edible flesh, orange-yellow to red, 7.5 cm in diameter, with a pitted and grooved core, containing white seeds

< p>Peach is a small deciduous tree whose fruit is edible. The flowers are ornamental and the fruit is juicy. It can be eaten raw or preserved, canned, etc. The kernels are also edible. There are many varieties of peaches. Generally, the peel is hairy, and the peel of "Nectarine" is smooth; the fruit of "Peach" is flat disk-shaped; "Peach" is an ornamental peach tree with various forms of petals.

China is a peach tree. Around the 10th century BC, there is a sentence in "The Book of Songs: Wei Feng" that "there are peaches in the garden, but it is actually confusing". Wei Feng refers to the vast area north of the Yellow River and Shanxi, where peaches are naturally planted in the garden. It is artificially cultivated, and planting peaches as a garden indicates that there has been a certain scale of planting.

Other ancient books such as "Guanzi", "Shangshu", "Han Feizi", "Shan Hai Jing", and "Lu Shi Chun Qiu". " and so on have records about peach trees, indicating that in ancient times, peach trees were planted throughout the vast areas of the Yellow River Basin.