柑橘 | gān jú | citrus | |
蜜柑 | mì gān | mandarin orange; tangerine | |
广柑 | guǎng gān | a variety of orange grown in Guangdong, Sichuan, Taiwan etc | |
橘柑 | jú gān | tangerine; orange | |
柑桔 | gān jú | orange (fruit) |
1 | 除了长一些柠檬草和刺山柑之类的土长植物外,他也在这块土地上种上了白菜、西红柿和谷子。有时候有些志愿者会过来帮上个把月的忙,以求得一些食物和住宿。 Along with native foods like lemon grass and capers, he raises bok choy, tomatoes and corn, sometimes with the help of volunteers who come to work for a month or so in return for food and lodging. | |
2 | They could always buy synthetic bergamot, for about a third of the price. | |
3 | You can dry them, of course - or use them to make fruit leather, which is a great way to finish up almost any surplus fruit. | |
4 | Among the other ice creams to be served are several alcohol-based flavours like Baileys Irish Cream, French fruit and herb liquor Pisang Ambon, and Curacao. | |
5 | Potassium is particularly important for quality of mandarin oranges. |