sprigs

英 [sprɪgz]

美

n.  (烹饪或装饰用)带叶小枝
sprig的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• (尤指烹饪或装饰用的)带叶小枝
  Asprigis a small stem with leaves on it which has been picked from a bush or plant, especially so that it can be used in cooking or as a decoration.

双语例句

• Remove from heat, add two sprigs of mint, and sip just before you go to bed.
  然后停止加热，往里面加两小枝薄荷，小口喝完再睡。
• Brush them with olive oil, toss a few sprigs of rosemary onto a hot grill, and grill them.
  给它们刷上橄榄油，撒上一些迷迭香，把它们放在热烤架上烤。
• Bunches of swaps, sprigs of auction-rate securities and bundles of subprime loans& these are perhaps the hardest markets in the world to romanticise.
  信用违约掉期交易，拍卖利率债券，次级贷，这些也许是世上最不浪漫的市场了。
• Financial markets rallied after the G20 news, though this was as much because of sprigs of good economic news emerging as the harmony that was displayed.
  听到二十国集团的消息后，全球金融市场都有所上涨，一方面是由于这些小小的好消息，一方面是由于会议的良好气氛。
• He is still watching them from his dwelling place, the sun still shines on them; but before the harvest, the whole of the proud army of Assyria is smitten as easily as when sprigs are cut off by the pruning hook of the husbandman.
  神仍旧安安静静地在的居所观看，太阳也仍旧照着他们；但是到了夜间，耶和华的使者击杀了全批傲慢的亚述军队，正如农夫的镰刀割剪树枝一般容易。
• Choose 4 large pieces of berried ivy, breaking off extra sprigs, leaving stems approximately 20cm long from the last leaf to the tip of the stem.
  摘取4篇浆果状常春藤，剪去多余的小枝，留下大约20厘米长的枝干。
• Across England people would go May Birching: getting sprigs during the dead of night and placing them on their doors.
  在英格兰全境，人们会在深夜采摘五月的桦枝，然后把小树枝挂在门上。
• Sprigs of mint, red coils of lotus root and bundles of knotted cabbage change hands for a few rupees, tossed from one boatman's lap to another.
  薄荷叶，红藕圈，卷菜捆，卖了几个卢比，菜便从一个船家身上抛到另一个船家身上。
• Decorated with designs of sprigs.
  有小枝图案作为装饰。
• Garnish with mint sprigs.
  用薄荷枝装点。