西瓜的英語怎么說范文

1、西瓜的英語怎么說西瓜的英語釋義 watermelon w:tmeln西瓜的英語例句 mindful of small matters to the neglect of large ones. 丟了西瓜,抓了芝麻. these are the dog days ; watermelons are just in season. 現(xiàn)在是伏天,西瓜正當(dāng)令. this kind of watermelon is remarkable for its size. 這種西瓜個(gè)頭兒大. they got around the lack of drinking water by eating water m

2、elons. 他們吃西瓜以解決缺少飲用水的困難. i bought a watermelon and some peaches. 我買了一個(gè)西瓜和一些桃子. 我們?cè)谑彝庥斡境?，吃著西瓜放松?we were outside at the pool, eating watermelon and relaxing. 然后把halloumi切成與西瓜片相似的片兒。 then slice halloumi to match the width of the watermelon slices. 他說他找到了一個(gè)賣西瓜的人。 he said he had found out a man selling

3、watermelon. 我想要一份冰西瓜。 mindful of small matters to the neglect of large ones. 丟了西瓜,抓了芝麻. these are the dog days ; watermelons are just in season. 現(xiàn)在是伏天,西瓜正當(dāng)令. this kind of watermelon is remarkable for its size. 這種西瓜個(gè)頭兒大. they got around the lack of drinking water by eating water melons. 他們吃西瓜以解決缺少飲用水

4、的困難. i bought a watermelon and some peaches. 我買了一個(gè)西瓜和一些桃子. the watermelon has gotten bad. 西瓜壞了. oh, what a big watermelon! 喔唷, 這么大的西瓜! the pulp of this watermelon is too spongy. 這西瓜瓤?jī)禾饬? a watermelon is red inside and green outside. 西瓜內(nèi)紅外綠. the woman cut up the watermelon and shared it out among th

5、e fourchildren. 那婦人把西瓜切開,分給四個(gè)小孩. mornings, before daylight, i slipped into cornfields and borrowed a water -melon. 早晨天亮以前, 我常常摸到玉米地里去,借上一個(gè)西瓜. melons taste better if they are chilled. 冰鎮(zhèn)的西瓜味道要好得多. he bought a water melon. 他買了一個(gè)西瓜. peasants sold fruit and melons on the road. 農(nóng)民們?cè)诼飞腺u水果和西瓜. they grow ea

6、rly water melon. 他們種早西瓜. everybody was riding out peachtree road to gather greenery and have apicnic and melon cutting. 人人都離開桃樹街去采集青枝綠葉,舉行野宴和吃西瓜去了. smoked trout, iced melon. beverage 熏鮭魚 、 冰西瓜, 要什么飲料 id like some grapefruit, watermelons and peaches. 我想買些柚子 、 西瓜和桃子. there would be watermelon on the v

7、ine, and red tomatoes. 藤蔓上結(jié)著西瓜和西紅柿. watermelons in beijing in the summer are a dime a dozen. 北京的夏天,西瓜多得根本不值錢了.關(guān)于西瓜的英文閱讀：西瓜能否引領(lǐng)果汁市場(chǎng)新熱潮 peruse the produce aisle at your local grocery store and youll likely find a massive selection of juices featuring blueberries, carrots, strawberries and other famili

8、ar fruits and veggies. but the juicing craze a growing, multibillion-dollar business has up until now left one popular fruit behind: the watermelon. now one illinois farmer is hoping theres still some room for the large fruit to make a splash. the watermelon juice in question is called tsamma pronou

9、nced sah-mah, and it was conceptualized earlier this year by fresh produce grower sarah frey-talley. after testing a variety of flavor bases at home for a few months, frey-talley, the chief executive of frey farms, is now bringing tsamma to major retail shelves. frey-talley believes the watermelon i

10、s a perfect fit for the juice aisle, pointing out that the average american usually buys a whole watermelon just five times a year. it can take a lot of time to slice the fruit, remove seeds, and then it has to be consumed quicklyall factors that limit its growth potential. 考察一下商店貨架，你很可能會(huì)發(fā)現(xiàn)各式各樣的果汁口味

11、可供選擇，包括藍(lán)莓、胡蘿卜、草莓以及其它各種我們所熟悉的水果和蔬菜。 榨汁熱潮一路發(fā)展到現(xiàn)在，這個(gè)價(jià)值數(shù)十億美元的市場(chǎng)已引得各路果蔬競(jìng)折腰，但到目前為止，有一種很受歡迎的水果仍未得到充分的開發(fā)利用，那就是西瓜?，F(xiàn)在，美國(guó)伊利諾伊州的一名農(nóng)場(chǎng)主正在期盼，這種大個(gè)頭的水果能在榨汁市場(chǎng)上引發(fā)轟動(dòng)。 弗雷-塔利認(rèn)為，西瓜非常適合制成果汁進(jìn)行銷售，她指出，美國(guó)人平均一年通常只買五次一整只的西瓜。把西瓜切片和去籽非常費(fèi)時(shí)，而且必須盡快吃掉所有這些因素都限制了西瓜的發(fā)展?jié)摿Α?我們選擇了美國(guó)人喜愛但食用不方便的水果，并且將它加工成瓶裝產(chǎn)品。 we took an inconvenient item that

12、 americans like to eat anyway and we put it in a bottle. even though it has been on the market for just three months, tsamma is already on the shelves in more than 1,200 stores, including whole foods and the fresh market. other national chains are expressing interest in the beverage, which squeezes

13、one-and-a-half pounds of watermelon into each bottle. tsammas quick acceptance from grocery-store chains can be attributed to frey-talleys experience as both a farmer and a savvy saleswoman. when frey-talley was as young as eight, she accompanied her mother on a delivery route for the watermelons he

14、r family grew on a small, 80-acre farm in southern illinois. by the time she was a teenager, frey-talley took over the route from her mother, at that point she also began to purchase watermelons and cantaloupes from small farms and distribute them to stores across several states. since frey-talley t

15、ook over the family business she has expanded what is now called frey farms across seven states, with several thousand acres of land, and distribution centers that package and ship the produce. in the beginning, frey-talley worked alone, but now she employees up to 600 workers during the peak-growin

16、g season. 上市才短短三個(gè)月，tsamma就已經(jīng)出現(xiàn)在1,200多家商店的貨架上，其中不乏全食超市(whole foods)和生鮮市場(chǎng)(the fresh market)這些知名的零售商。其它全國(guó)性的連鎖店也紛紛表示出對(duì)這款每瓶用1.5磅西瓜榨成的西瓜汁的興趣。 tsamma能夠迅速獲得食品雜貨連鎖店的認(rèn)可，農(nóng)場(chǎng)主弗雷-塔利功不可沒，她在農(nóng)場(chǎng)的經(jīng)營(yíng)上經(jīng)驗(yàn)豐富，同時(shí)又深諳銷售之道。當(dāng)她還只有8歲時(shí)，就跟著母親，將自家在伊利諾伊州南部一座面積為80英畝的小型農(nóng)場(chǎng)里種出的西瓜送往經(jīng)銷商處。 到了十幾歲的時(shí)候，弗雷-塔利接手了母親的送貨工作。當(dāng)時(shí)她也開始從其他的小型農(nóng)場(chǎng)里購買西瓜和甜瓜，然后分

17、銷到美國(guó)數(shù)州的大小商店中。 接管家族生意后，弗雷-塔利開始拓展業(yè)務(wù)。如今的弗雷農(nóng)場(chǎng)已經(jīng)在7個(gè)州擁有數(shù)千英畝的土地，還有負(fù)責(zé)農(nóng)產(chǎn)品包裝和運(yùn)輸?shù)姆咒N中心。農(nóng)場(chǎng)規(guī)模也從最初的弗雷-塔利一人，拓展到現(xiàn)在農(nóng)忙季節(jié)時(shí)多達(dá)600人的雇傭工。 tsamma (named after a melon grown in africa that is thought to be the parent of all melons we know today) is angling for a slice of the bottled super-premium fruit and veggie juices segm

18、ent, which reported sales of $2.25 billion last year, according to a barrons report that cited beverage marketing data. sales for that segment are up 58% since 2022, the research and consulting firm has reported. consumers are gravitating toward bottled juices, and even buying more mixers to make ju

19、ices at home, as they aim to drink more all-natural beverages. that shift has resulted in greater sales of juices, smoothies and flavored waters, but fewer sales of high-sugar beverages like soda. sherry frey (no relation to frey-talley), vice president of nielsen perishables group, said the popular

20、ity of juices has ebbed and flowed the past few decades, but this time around it is notable that juices arent just popular with health-conscious consumers. juice sales today have across-the-board appeal, frey said, noting that millennials are looking for something healthy on the go, parents like to

21、serve juices to their kids, and boomers are looking at the benefits of juicing as they look to extend their lives. frey-talley has a fairly aggressive growth plan for tsamma, hoping annual sales will hit $150 million within five years. some might think that our plan of growth is aggressive, and we definitely have a lot of consumer education to do to get people to understand the benefits, frey-talley said. she believes watermelon juice sales could one day rival the sale of coconut water another beverage that has become wildly popular in recent years. im hoping anyway,