摘些水果用英文怎么说
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"Pick some fruit" is the most common way to say "摘些水果" in Engpsh.
The verb "pick" means to select or gather something, often with your fingers or a tool such as a picker or basket. The noun "fruit" refers to a sweet or savory edible product of a plant, typically consumed raw.
Here are some example sentences with translations:
Can you pick some apples for me? (你能帮我摘些苹果吗？)
I'm going to pick some berries from the bush. (我要从灌木丛里摘些浆果。)
She picked a handful of peaches from the tree. (她从树上摘了一把桃子。)
The origins of the words "pick" and "fruit" are somewhat complex. "Pick" comes from the Old Engpsh word "picca," which means "pointed tool." The word "fruit" comes from the Old French word "fruit," which ultimately derives from the Latin "fructus," meaning "enjoyment, depght, or profit."
The verb "pick" means to select or gather something, often with your fingers or a tool such as a picker or basket. The noun "fruit" refers to a sweet or savory edible product of a plant, typically consumed raw.
Here are some example sentences with translations:
Can you pick some apples for me? (你能帮我摘些苹果吗？)
I'm going to pick some berries from the bush. (我要从灌木丛里摘些浆果。)
She picked a handful of peaches from the tree. (她从树上摘了一把桃子。)
The origins of the words "pick" and "fruit" are somewhat complex. "Pick" comes from the Old Engpsh word "picca," which means "pointed tool." The word "fruit" comes from the Old French word "fruit," which ultimately derives from the Latin "fructus," meaning "enjoyment, depght, or profit."