英 [ˈtʃeri] 美 [ˈtʃeri]
n. 樱桃；樱桃树；樱桃木；樱桃色，鲜红色；果实与樱桃相似的植物；<非正式>童贞
adj. 樱桃色的，鲜红色的
【名】 （Cherry）（法、阿拉伯）谢里，（英）彻丽（女子教名 Charity 的昵称）（人名）
复数cherries
cherry /ˈtʃɛrɪ/ TEM4
可数名词 Cherries are small, round fruit with red skins. 樱桃
可数名词 A cherry or a cherry tree is a tree that cherries grow on. 樱桃树
wood of any of various cherry trees especially the black cherry
any of numerous trees and shrubs producing a small fleshy round fruit with a single hard stone; many also produce a valuable hardwood
同义词： cherry tree
a red fruit with a single hard stone
a red the color of ripe cherries
同义词： cerise / cherry red
樱桃-引用次数：321
The optimal harvest time of sweet cherry was at commercial stage.
商熟期是甜樱桃的最佳采收期。
樱桃-引用次数：42
Objective To develop a light cherry liquor.
目的研制樱桃爽酒。
李属植物
樱桃红
②樱桃红（Cherry red）：代号F，淡黄的红色，由淡到高饱和度的中等褐色。
四．北美洲木材： 1．CHERRY（樱桃木）：蔷薇科，樱桃木属木材，产地：从加拿大的安大略省到美国佛罗里达洲，从北达科他，南达科他到得克萨斯均有分布平均树高15米，直...
... Bess贝斯（含义是上帝的誓约） Cherry绮莉 Dolores多洛莉斯 ...
； ； ； ； ； 骗；诈骗 圣节 ； ； 饰 ；诸圣 △ cherry n. 樱 ；樱 树 permission n. 许可； 许 预报； △ prediction n.
[木][园艺]樱桃；樱桃树；如樱桃的鲜红色；处女膜，处女
She tied a knot in a cherry stem.
她在樱桃梗上打了个结。
The cherry blossom came out early in Washington this year.
华盛顿的樱花今年开得早。
The cherry is red.
樱桃是红色的。
This plant expert helped develop a new version of a fruit that now carries his name, the Bing cherry.
VOA : special.2010.03.03
Crowds expect a beautiful show as the cherry trees blossom along the edge of the Tidal Basin next to the Jefferson Memorial.
VOA : special.2010.03.16
We would be told that he was very honest and told his father he chopped down a cherry tree, which would be baloney, but we would be told that too. But I think we would be told also very many true things, which came down to us.
我们还被告知他很诚实,因为他告诉父亲,他砍倒了一棵樱桃树,这简直是胡扯,但我们还是会听到这些,除此之外,我们还会听到一些真实的历史事件
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Now speaking of Washington and cherry trees, maybe you have heard the story about America's first president.
VOA : special.2010.02.23
It attracts tourists throughout the year, but really ramps up during cherry blossom season.
As for Cherry, it exported 50, 000 cars last year - up 178 percent over 2005.
Tourists elsewhere in the world, though, are trying to make the sakura (cherry blossom) a symbol of hope.