ananas

ananas — 名詞

1. a scientific group of tropical plants from warm regions of the Americas, with lo

1.名詞C2
釋義

鳳梨屬

熱帶美洲植物的植物學分類屬名

a scientific group of tropical plants from warm regions of the Americas, with long sword-shaped leaves growing from the base and a large fruit made of many tiny fruits fused together

例句

Botanist Deepa identified three species of Ananas growing in the Peruvian forest reserve.

植物學家 Deepa 在祕魯的森林保護區中鑑定出三種鳳梨屬植物。

Ananas

The Ananas genus includes both the farmed pineapple and several wild relatives native to Brazil.

鳳梨屬包含人工栽培的鳳梨以及幾種原生於巴西的野生近緣種。

Ananas genus

同義詞
  • pineapple

    common name for the fruit and plant of Ananas comosus

  • bromeliad

    broader term for any plant in the Bromeliaceae family

文法句型

Ananas + verb

用法筆記

In scientific writing, Ananas is always capitalised because it is a genus name. In everyday English, this word is very rare; most people use 'pineapple' for the fruit and 'bromeliad' for related plants.

常見錯誤

I bought an ananas at the supermarket.
I bought a pineapple at the supermarket.
💡In English, the everyday word for the fruit is 'pineapple'; 'ananas' sounds unnatural in casual conversation.

2. any plant belonging to the bromeliad family, which has stiff leaves arranged in

2.名詞C1
釋義

鳳梨科植物

鳳梨科的植物,葉片堅挺

any plant belonging to the bromeliad family, which has stiff leaves arranged in a circle from the base and often grows on trees or rocks in warm, wet climates

例句

Mei grows several ananas plants in her greenhouse, including one with bright red flower spikes.

Mei 在她的溫室裡種了幾株鳳梨科植物,其中一株開了鮮紅色的穗狀花序。

several ananas plants

The garden shop sold small ananas varieties that can survive indoors without direct sun.

這家園藝店販售一些在室內沒有陽光直射也能存活的鳳梨科植物品種。

ananas varieties

同義詞
  • bromeliad

    the standard English term for any plant in the Bromeliaceae family

文法句型

ananas + verb

ananas + noun

用法筆記

When used loosely, 'ananas' can refer to any bromeliad. This usage is mostly found in botanical gardening and horticulture, not in everyday speech.

常見錯誤

I have an ananas on my desk at work.
I have a bromeliad on my desk at work.
💡For houseplants that are not pineapples, 'bromeliad' is the clearer, more common word.

3. a large tropical fruit with a rough, orange-brown skin and a crown of stiff gree

3.名詞B2
釋義

鳳梨

熱帶水果,果肉香甜多汁

a large tropical fruit with a rough, orange-brown skin and a crown of stiff green leaves on top, which is sweet and yellow inside; also the plant that produces this fruit

例句

Isabella bought a ripe ananas at the market to make fruit salad for the dinner party.

Isabella 在市場買了一顆成熟的鳳梨,準備做水果沙拉招待晚宴客人。

a ripe ananas

The chef sliced the ananas and grilled the golden rings until they were slightly caramelised.

主廚將鳳梨切片後放上烤架,把金黃色的果圈烤到稍微焦糖化。

同義詞
  • pineapple

    the standard everyday English word for the fruit and the plant

文法句型

ananas + noun (as modifier)

用法筆記

Although 'ananas' is the botanical name and the word used for pineapple in many other languages, American and British English strongly prefer 'pineapple' in all everyday situations. 'Ananas' appears mainly in international food labelling, botanical writing, and when listing tropical produce in multilingual contexts.

常見錯誤

Would you like some ananas juice?
Would you like some pineapple juice?
💡Use 'pineapple' in ordinary English conversation.

4. a tropical American plant with long, sharp-edged leaves and a small, sour fruit

4.名詞C2
釋義

野鳳梨

一種鳳梨屬植物,果實小而酸

a tropical American plant with long, sharp-edged leaves and a small, sour fruit that tastes similar to pineapple, also known as pinguin or wild pineapple

例句

Diego found ananas pinguin growing wild along the sandy coastal path in southern Mexico.

Diego 在墨西哥南部一條沙質沿海小徑旁發現了野生的野鳳梨。

ananas pinguin

The pinguin produces a small, sharp-tasting fruit that local families use in summer drinks.

野鳳梨結出小而酸澀的果實,當地家庭常用來製作夏季飲料。

同義詞
  • pinguin

    the common name for Ananas bracteatus

  • wild pineapple

    informal name for certain wild species in the Ananas genus

用法筆記

'Ananas' in this sense refers specifically to Ananas bracteatus or related wild species, often called 'pinguin' or 'wild pineapple'. This is very specialised vocabulary found only in botanical descriptions.