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cantaloupe n.甜瓜；哈蜜瓜 (1) 她的头发紧紧地在脑后拢成一种意大利人称之为西瓜的发髻，因为它像极了罗马甜瓜。 The jury has long been out on this word's origins, but it's thought to be a place where the melon was cultivated: Cantaluppi in Italy, or Cantaloup in France. Either way, the cantaloupe is a delicious melon with tan rind and orange flesh. Many people enjoy some cantaloupe with breakfast or anytime as a snack. You can eat cantaloupe slices or you can stick a spoon in half a cantaloupe and go to town.

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英 ['kæntəluːp] 美 ['kæntəluːp] (1) Her hair is pulled tightly back into a style Italians call melone because it resembles a cantaloupe. A cantaloupe is a small melon with rough skin and orange flesh. If you are making fruit salad, don't forget the cantaloupe. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]罗马甜瓜；香瓜 A cantaloupe is a type of melon .

英语单词	cantaloupe
英美音标	英 ['kæntəluːp] 美 ['kæntəluːp]
中文释义	n.甜瓜；哈蜜瓜
英语例句	(1) Her hair is pulled tightly back into a style Italians call melone because it resembles a cantaloupe.
中文例句	(1) 她的头发紧紧地在脑后拢成一种意大利人称之为西瓜的发髻，因为它像极了罗马甜瓜。
vocabulary简明	A cantaloupe is a small melon with rough skin and orange flesh. If you are making fruit salad, don't forget the cantaloupe.
vocabulary扩展	The jury has long been out on this word's origins, but it's thought to be a place where the melon was cultivated: Cantaluppi in Italy, or Cantaloup in France. Either way, the cantaloupe is a delicious melon with tan rind and orange flesh. Many people enjoy some cantaloupe with breakfast or anytime as a snack. You can eat cantaloupe slices or you can stick a spoon in half a cantaloupe and go to town.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]罗马甜瓜；香瓜 A cantaloupe is a type of melon .

Cantaloupe Melon Orange Flesh 英 Kæntəluːp] 美 Kæntəluːp N.甜瓜；哈蜜瓜