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。
• 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。
• Decorated with designs of sprigs.
  有小枝图案作为装饰。
• 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。
• 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。
• Garnish with mint sprigs.
  用薄荷枝装点。
• When the grill is ready, toss the rosemary sprigs directly on the fire.
  当烤架准备好，直接将迷迭香洒在火上。
• During holidays in the Victorian era, the English would hang sprigs of mistletoe from ceilings and in doorways.
  在维多利亚时代英国人过节时会在天棚和门廊上挂上槲寄生植物的树枝。
• 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。