brazil
brazil — 名詞
1. a country that covers a vast area of eastern South America, with the highest pop
巴西
南美洲最大的國家
a country that covers a vast area of eastern South America, with the highest population of any nation on the continent, and Brasília as its capital city
Ana saved money for two years to visit Brazil and explore the Amazon rainforest.
Ana 存了兩年的錢,前往巴西探索亞馬遜雨林。
visit + [country] for tourism
Brazil exports coffee and soybeans to countries all over the world.
巴西將咖啡和大豆出口到世界各地。
exports + [commodities] + to + [destination]
For travelers who love nature, Brazil offers both rainforest and beautiful beaches.
對於喜愛大自然的旅客,巴西同時擁有雨林和美麗的海灘。
Football is played everywhere in Brazil, from beachside games to professional stadiums.
從沙灘上的球賽到職業球場,到處都有人在巴西踢足球。
Sofia booked a flight to Brazil to attend the famous Carnival celebration in Rio.
Sofia 訂了飛往巴西的機票,要參加里約熱內盧著名的嘉年華慶典。
文法句型
always capitalized
用法筆記
Always capitalized as a proper noun. Often preceded by 'to', 'in', or 'from' when describing movement or location.
常見錯誤
2. a large curved seed with a hard brown shell and soft white flesh inside, from a
巴西堅果
南美大樹的可食硬殼種子
a large curved seed with a hard brown shell and soft white flesh inside, from a tall South American tree, eaten as food
Wei cracked open three Brazil nuts and added them to the breakfast bowl.
Wei 敲開了三顆巴西堅果,加到早餐碗裡。
collocation: crack open + Brazil nuts
Brazil nuts are rich in selenium, a mineral that helps keep the body healthy.
巴西堅果富含硒,這種礦物質有助於維持身體健康。
collocation: rich in [nutrient]
The tall tree in the forest drops Brazil nuts onto the ground each year.
森林裡的高大樹木每年都會把巴西堅果掉到地上。
You can buy Brazil nuts at most supermarkets in the dried fruit section.
你可以在大部分超市的乾果區買到巴西堅果。
A single Brazil nut contains more selenium than most other foods.
一顆巴西堅果所含的硒比大多數其他食物還要多。
- Brazil nut
the more common full name; 'brazil' alone is less frequent for the nut
文法句型
countable: a Brazil nut / Brazil nuts
用法筆記
Usually used in the plural form 'Brazil nuts' when referring to them as a food item. 'Brazil nut' is a common noun, but 'Brazil' in the name is still capitalized.