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kaoliang

/ˌkaʊ.liˈæŋ/

翻译: 指一种原产于中国和满洲的高粱,籽粒细小,呈白色或棕色,可供食用;茎秆干燥、髓部疏松,可用作饲料、燃料和屋顶覆盖材料。

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noun

/ˌkaʊ.liˈæŋ/formal
  • zh指一种原产于中国和满洲的高粱,籽粒细小,呈白色或棕色,可供食用;茎秆干燥、髓部疏松,可用作饲料、燃料和屋顶覆盖材料。

A noun referring to a type of sorghum from China and Manchuria, characterized by small white or brown grains used for food and dry pithy stalks used for fodder, fuel, and thatching.

  1. A type of sorghumC1formal

    A variety of sorghum grown in China and Manchuria, with small white or brown grains used for food, and dry, pithy stalks used for fodder, fuel, and thatching.

    zh高粱

    • Kaoliang is a staple grain in some regions of northern China.
    • Farmers use the dry stalks of kaoliang for roofing material.
    • The grains of kaoliang are often ground into flour for making bread.