cherry
noun /ˈtʃeri/
/ˈtʃeri/
(plural cherries)
Idioms - enlarge image[countable] a small soft round fruit with shiny red or black skin and a large seed inside
樱桃 see also black cherry (2)Topics Foodb2Collocations Dictionaryadjective- black
- red
- glacé
- …
- bunch
- pit
- stone
- pie
- …
- (also cherry tree)[countable] a tree on which cherries grow, or a similar tree, grown for its flowers
樱桃树;樱花树 - cherry blossom
樱花 - a winter-flowering cherry
冬季开花的樱桃树
- cherry blossom
- (also cherrywood[uncountable] the wood of the cherry tree/ˈtʃeriwʊd//ˈtʃeriwʊd/)
see also black cherry (3)樱桃木 - (also cherry red)[uncountable] a bright red colour
樱桃色;鲜红色 More Like This Colour compoundsColour compounds- baby blue
- china-blue
- cobalt blue
- electric blue
- ice-blue
- midnight blue
- navy blue
- peacock blue
- petrol blue
- powder blue
- royal blue
- sky-blue
- blood-red
- cherry red
- pillar-box red
- wine red
- bottle-green
- emerald green
- jade green
- lime green
- olive-green
- pea-green
- sea-green
- lemon yellow
- primrose yellow
- lily-white
- snow-white
- coal-black
- jet black
- pitch-black
- charcoal grey
- iron-grey
- slate-grey
- rose pink
- salmon pink
- shocking pink
- nut-brown
词源Middle English: from Old Northern French cherise, from medieval Latin ceresia, based on Greek kerasos ‘cherry tree, cherry’. The final -s was lost because cherise was interpreted as plural (compare with pea).
Idioms
a bite at/of the cherry
- (British English) an opportunity to do something
做某事的机会(或时机) - You only get one bite at the cherry in life.
人生只有一次机会。 - They were eager for a second bite of the cherry.
他们渴望能得到第二次机会。
- You only get one bite at the cherry in life.