turkeys

英 [ˈtɜːkiz]

美 [ˈtɜrkiz]

n.  吐绶鸡; 火鸡; 火鸡肉; 失败
turkey的复数

柯林斯词典

• See also:Turkeyis the flesh of this bird eaten as food.It's a proper Christmas dinner, with turkey and bread sauce.cold turkey

双语例句

• Turkeys are descended from wild birds in central america.
  火鸡鸟是美洲中部野鸟的后裔。
• We eat turkeys, corn and pumpkin pie.
  我们吃火鸡，玉米和南瓜派。
• In China only the most uneducated eat turkeys.
  在我们那儿，只有很无知的人才吃火鸡。
• The turkeys get together and celebrate the twelfth Thanksgiving Day, the ninth Mid-autumn Festival, the harvest.
  火鸡聚集到一起来庆祝第十二个感恩节，第九个中秋节和丰收。
• 46 million The estimated number of turkeys eaten in the United States on Thanksgiving 2012.
  4600万2012年的感恩节，美国人预计吃掉了4600万只火鸡。
• He kept thousands of turkeys in an orchard full of apple trees.
  他在一个长满了苹果树的果园里养了好几千只火鸡。
• Modern turkeys are designed for industrial production and for a market where white meat is more popular than dark.
  现代火鸡饲养适于工业化的生产和白肉（胸脯肉）黑肉（腿）受欢迎的市场需求。
• Some small farms raise what are called heritage turkeys.
  一些小农场饲养所谓的传统火鸡。
• Selective breeding has given us much leaner turkeys.
  选择性育种给我们提供了更瘦的火鸡。
• Just as turkeys symbolize Thanksgiving Day, mooncakes symbolize China's Mid-Autumn Festival.
  就像火鸡象征西方感恩节一样，月饼象征着中国中秋节。