pigweed
英['pɪgwiːd]
美['pɪgwiːd]
Noun:
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common weedy European plant introduced into North America; often used as a potherb
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leaves sometimes used as potherbs; seeds used as cereal; southern United States to Central America; India and China
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leaves collected from the wild
- 1. And "pigweed" all started with "mean reversion."
- 野草意味着均值回归。
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- 2. When eating wild pigweed, you should pay attention to your safety.
- 食用野生的灰菜应注意安全。
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- 3. When eating wild pigweed , you should pay attention to your safety .
- 刺儿菜食用野生的灰菜应注意安全。
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- 4. Unexpectedly, mother had mowed two baskets of "pigweed" for less than half a hour.
- 没想到，娘只用了半小时就割了两筐“猪草”。
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- 5. Rain fell in the barnyard and ran in crooked courses down into the lane where thistles and pigweed grew.
- 雨落在谷仓院子里，又弯弯曲曲的流时了那些长著蓟草和黎草的小路上；
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- 6. Some days later, grandmother thought she had trained mother as much as she did, asking her to mow pigweed.
- 过了些日子，奶奶以为娘已被自己训练得差不多了，就叫娘单独出去割猪草。
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- 7. Objective: To explore the oxidative damage induced by phalloides and the protective effect of white pigweed mellow on the damage.
- 结论：鹅膏蕈毒素可引起氧化损伤作用，白藜芦醇可减轻这种损害程度。
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- 8. Objective: To explore the oxidative damage induced by phalloides and the protective effect of white pigweed mellow on the damage.
- 结论：鹅膏蕈毒素可引起氧化损伤作用，白藜芦醇可减轻这种损害程度。
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