"Corn" can be translated as "corn". This is the most common translation, because corn is one of the most widely planted grains in the world and one of the staple foods of many people in China. For example, "We have a bumper harvest of corn this year".
The translation of "corn" can be translated into "grain", because "corn" can refer to many kinds of grains in English, including wheat, rice, corn and so on. In Chinese, "grain" usually refers to major crops such as rice and wheat. For example, "China is one of the largest grain producers in the world" (China is one of the largest grain producers in the world).
"Corn" can be translated as "sorghum". In some specific contexts, especially in the southern dialect of China, "corn" can also refer to sorghum. Sorghum is an important food crop, and it is also cultivated in some areas of southern China. For example, "farmers grow sorghum in the southern plain" (farmers grow sorghum in the southern plain).
It should be noted that the above translation is not absolute and unique, because differences in language and culture may lead to different understanding and expression. In different contexts and scenes, appropriate translation and interpretation can be carried out according to specific situations and needs.