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corn如何读

英：[kɔːn]

美：[kɔːrn]

corn英汉释义

n.(名词)

[U]谷物; 谷粒 (the seed of) any of various types of grain plants, such as barley, oats, especially wheat
[U]玉蜀黍,玉米maize
[U]平庸、伤感或陈腐的音乐、诗歌、戏剧等 music, verse, drama, etc. that is banal, sentimental or hackneyed

corn是什么意思

n. (名词)

谷粒
<英>谷物，谷类
【医】鸡眼
籽
<英>小麦，燕麦
<美><澳><加>玉米
钉胼
子
一个地区的主要谷类
威士忌酒
零钱
平凡的音乐
陈腐的艺术
马脚

v. (动词)

使成粒状，制成细粒，使成颗粒，形成（颗粒状）
用玉米喂（牛），用谷物喂（牲畜）
播种（谷物）
成熟，结子
用盐腌，用盐水泡
使醉
结实
腌，腌制，腌渍

corn变形

复数:corns

第三人称单数:corns

现在分词:corning

过去式:corned

过去分词:corned

corn词根

词根：corn

adj.

corny 谷类的；粗野的；陈腐的；乡下味的

corned 腌制的

corner 角落，拐角处；地区，偏僻处；困境，窘境

corned 腌；使成颗粒（corn的过去时和过去分词）

vi.

corner 囤积；相交成角

vt.

corner 垄断；迫至一隅；使陷入绝境；把…难住

corn英英释义

noun (1)

chiefly dialectal a small hard particle : grain

a small hard seed—usually used in combinationbarleycorn

peppercorn

British the grain of a cereal grass that is the primary crop of a region (such as wheat in Britain and oats in Scotland and Ireland)also: a plant that produces corn

a tall annual cereal grass (Zea mays) originally domesticated in Mexico and widely grown for its large elongated ears of starchy seeds called alsoIndian corn, maize

the typically yellow or whitish seeds of corn used especially as food for humans and livestock

an ear of corn with or without its leafy outer covering

corn whiskey

something (such as writing, music, or acting) that is corny

the quality or state of being corny : corniness

corn snow

verb

transitive verb

to form into grains : granulate

to preserve or season with salt in grains

to cure or preserve in brine containing preservatives and often seasonings

corned beef

to feed with corn

noun (2)

a local hardening and thickening of epidermis (as on a toe)

corn词组

corn starch玉米淀粉，玉米粉

sweet corn[植]甜玉米，嫩玉米

corn flour玉米面；玉米淀粉

corn stalk玉米杆

corn gluten玉米麸质

corn syrup（美）玉米糖浆

corn oil玉米油

corn field玉米田，玉米地

corn cob玉米穗轴；玉米棒

corn belt美国玉蜀黍种植地带

indian corn玉米；玉蜀黍

corn meal玉米粉；玉米面

corn soup玉米浓汤

corn silk（玉米的）穗丝

baby corn小玉米；玉米尖；玉米笋

seed corn谷种；播种用的玉蜀黍；可供将来发展的宝贵资源

corn on the cob煮玉米棒子，老玉米

corn bread玉米面包

corn thresher玉米脱粒机

corn steep liquor玉米浆

corn区别

grain, crop, corn

这组词都有“谷物”的意思，其区别是：

grain指稻、麦等谷类及其粒子。

crop指谷物或果类等一年或一季的收成，也可指地里的农业作物或谷物。

corn主要指大麦、小麦、燕麦、裸麦、玉蜀黍这5种谷物及其粒子。

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corn词源中文解释

“grain”，古英语 corn “谷物植物的单个种子；一般指谷物植物的种子；在田野中生长时产生谷物的植物”，源自原始日耳曼语 *kurnam “小种子”（也指古弗里西亚语和古撒克逊语 korn “谷物”，中古荷兰语 coren，德语 Korn，古诺尔斯语 korn，哥特语 kaurn），源自 PIE 词根 *gre-no- “谷物”。

古英语单词的意思是“带种子的谷物”（如 barleycorn），而不是特定的植物。在当地被理解为表示该地区的主要作物。在美国，它已被限制为本土的“玉米”（约1600年，最初为 Indian corn，但省略了形容词），在英格兰通常是“小麦”，在苏格兰和爱尔兰是“燕麦”，而在德国的某些地区， Korn 表示“黑麦”。

玉米于1550年引入中国，在稻米不生长的地方茁壮成长，并成为18世纪中国人口激增的重要因素。 Corn-starch 源自1850年。 Corn-silk 的用法可追溯至1852年。

corn_体育行业词汇

胼胝

corn_农学行业词汇

玉米

"又称 :玉米(Zea mays L.,maize) "

corn_医学行业词汇

鸡眼：因不合脚的鞋袜摩擦及受压所引起足趾皮肤角状硬化和角质层增厚

形成锥状物深达真皮，可产生疼痛及炎症

有两种类型：硬鸡眼(heloma durum)一般位于小趾外侧或其他趾表面

软鸡眼(heloma molle)，位于足趾之间，最常见于第四、五趾之间，由于潮湿而质软。又称clavus

谷物：各种谷类的种子，特别是指动物与人均食用者

谷物可产谷物油(用作注射的溶剂)和谷物淀粉(用作吸收剂或撒布粉)

钉胼：指马蹄的蹄铁与跟之间的挫伤

corn词源英文解释

Noun (1) Middle English, going back to Old English, "grain of a cereal grass, seed, berry," going back to Germanic *kurno- (whence also Old Frisian, Old Saxon, Old High German & Old Norse korn "grain of a cereal grass, seed," Gothic kaurn), going back to European Indo-European *ǵr̥H-no-, whence also Latin grānum "seed, especially of a cereal grass," Old Irish grán, Welsh grawn, Old Church Slavic zrĭno "grain, seed," Serbian & Croatian zȑno, Russian zernó, Lithuanian žìrnis "pea" Note: The noun *ǵr̥H-no is sometimes taken to be a zero-grade derivative of Indo-European *ǵerh2- "become old, ripen" (see geriatric >entry 1), but this has been disputed. Verb derivative of corn >entry 1 Noun (2) Middle English corne, probably borrowed from Medieval Latin cornū "horn, horny excrescence," going back to Latin, "horn" — more at horn Note: Late Old English corn in this sense, attested in the medical text Lacnunga, a collection of remedies, charms and prayers, may be from Latin or an extended sense of Old English corn corn >entry 1.

The first known use of corn was before the 12th century

corn儿童词典英英释义

costume1 of 2noun

the style of clothing, ornaments, and hair characteristic of a certain period, region, or class peasant costume

ancient Roman costume

special or fancy dress (as for wear on the stage or at a masquerade party)

a person's outer clothing

costume2 of 2verb

to provide with a costume

cost1 of 2noun

the amount paid or charged for something : price

the loss or penalty involved in achieving a goal

won the battle at the cost of many lives

plural legal expenses given to the winning side against the losing side

fined $50 and costs

cost2 of 2verb

to have a price of : require payment of

each ticket costs one dollar

to cause one to pay, spend, or lose

mistakes cost him his job

correct1 of 2verb

to make or set right

counteract, neutralize

to alter or adjust so as to bring to some standard or required condition

rebuke entry 1, punish

to indicate the faults or errors of and show how they can be made right

correct a student's composition

correct2 of 2adjective

meeting or agreeing with a particular standard

correct behavior

agreeing with fact or known truth

the correct pronunciation

corporationnoun

a group that is authorized by law to carry on an activity (as a business enterprise) with the rights and duties of a single person

corn1 of 3noun

a tall American cereal grass plant widely grown for its large ears of starchy grain which come in many varieties

the seeds of a corn plant that are used especially as food for humans and livestock and are typically yellow or whitish

an ear of corn with or without its leafy outer covering

spent the afternoon picking corn

corny actions or speech

corn2 of 3verb

to preserve by packing with salt or by soaking in salty water

corned beef

corn3 of 3noun

a local hardening and thickening of skin (as on a toe)

corn1 of 3noun

a tall American cereal grass plant widely grown for its large ears of starchy grain which come in many varieties

the seeds of a corn plant that are used especially as food for humans and livestock and are typically yellow or whitish

an ear of corn with or without its leafy outer covering

spent the afternoon picking corn

corny actions or speech

corn2 of 3verb

to preserve by packing with salt or by soaking in salty water

corned beef

corn3 of 3noun

a local hardening and thickening of skin (as on a toe)

corner1 of 3noun

the point or place where edges or sides meet : angle

the place where two streets or roads meet

a piece designed to form, mark, or protect a corner

a place far away from ordinary affairs or life

a quiet corner of the town

a position from which escape or retreat is difficult or impossible

was backed into a corner

control or ownership of enough of the available supply of something to control its price

corner2 of 3adjective

situated at a corner

the corner drugstore

used or fitted for use in or on a corner

a corner cupboard

corner3 of 3verb

to drive into a corner

the police cornered the criminal

to get a corner on

corner the wheat market

to turn a corner

a car that corners well

corner1 of 3noun

the point or place where edges or sides meet : angle

the place where two streets or roads meet

a piece designed to form, mark, or protect a corner

a place far away from ordinary affairs or life

a quiet corner of the town

a position from which escape or retreat is difficult or impossible

was backed into a corner

control or ownership of enough of the available supply of something to control its price

corner2 of 3adjective

situated at a corner

the corner drugstore

used or fitted for use in or on a corner

a corner cupboard

corner3 of 3verb

to drive into a corner

the police cornered the criminal

to get a corner on

corner the wheat market

to turn a corner

a car that corners well

corner1 of 3noun

the point or place where edges or sides meet : angle

the place where two streets or roads meet

a piece designed to form, mark, or protect a corner

a place far away from ordinary affairs or life

a quiet corner of the town

a position from which escape or retreat is difficult or impossible

was backed into a corner

control or ownership of enough of the available supply of something to control its price

corner2 of 3adjective

situated at a corner

the corner drugstore

used or fitted for use in or on a corner

a corner cupboard

corner3 of 3verb

to drive into a corner

the police cornered the criminal

to get a corner on

corner the wheat market

to turn a corner

a car that corners well

corn1 of 3noun

a tall American cereal grass plant widely grown for its large ears of starchy grain which come in many varieties

the seeds of a corn plant that are used especially as food for humans and livestock and are typically yellow or whitish

an ear of corn with or without its leafy outer covering

spent the afternoon picking corn

corny actions or speech

corn2 of 3verb

to preserve by packing with salt or by soaking in salty water

corned beef

corn3 of 3noun

a local hardening and thickening of skin (as on a toe)

corn医学词典英英释义

cornnoun

a local hardening and thickening of epidermis (as on a toe)

corn 例句

1 Pancakes and corn syrup, fried ham and potatoes and onions, anything you wanted and as much.

2 His hair had turned as white as corn silk.

3 In history we learn about the pilgrims in Plymouth Plantation in 1621 and the food they ate, wild turkeys and corn and five deer brought to the feast by the Indians.

4 I should have known that tracing a single bushel of industrial corn is as impossible as tracing a bucket of water after it’s been poured into a river.

5 “Three corns and one roast raven,” said Dolorous Edd.

6 Enrique sees men with hoes tending their corn and women inside their kitchens patting tortillas into shape.

7 This corn is struggling to grow through a crack in the sidewalk.

8 One night I dream of the corn plant.

9 There was an abundance of corn last year.

去年玉米丰收。

10 These southeastern peoples and their descendants today maintain important traditions related to corn, such as Green Corn ceremonies.

11 “Sure, meatloaf too. And peas. And corn. You name it.”

12 He is smiling and carrying two bags of fresh corn.

13 To the left, across the road, most of the lawns were scorched dry like October corn.

14 I walked along the edge of our farm, past the beans and peas to the corn and the watermelons across from them, until I got to the tomatoes.

15 “How is the planting? Has the garden come up? And the corn?”