What are the Portuguese words, and what are the words of the Portuguese group

1. Portuguese words include: grape grape, grape ash, raisin, wine, glucose.

2. Interpretation: Portuguese means deciduous vine, the fruit is round or oval, sweet and edible, and can also make wine; The fruit of this plant may resemble its shape.

3. Pinyin: pú

Fourth, radical: 艹.

Raisin. pú táo gān]

Any kind of sun-dried or hand-dried grape has a high sugar content and a different flavor from fresh grapes.

Grape ash. pú táo huī]

Like grapes, it has a reddish color in light gray.

Glucose. pú táo táng]

The most important six-carbosaccharide molecule in living organisms is an aldehyde sugar, which has a sweet taste and can be polymerized into starch or liver sugar.

Grape purple. pú táo zǐ]

Purple with gray color. For example, the sunset of grape purple is so beautiful that it attracts many people. Grape brown. pú táo hè]

Color name. Portuguese Dragon.

pú táo yá lóng]

Genus name lusitanian (=portuguese.

The Palace of the Vine. pú táo gōng]

1.Also known as "Pu Yu Palace". The name of the Han Palace. Emperor Han Ai was only in the coming dynasty and lived in this palace.

Wild grapes. yě pú táo]

1.A type of grape that grows naturally; Glucose is often referred to as a type of grape (e.g., round-leaved grapes, frost grapes, or American grapes). pú táng]

Abbreviation for glucose.

Trivial grapes. suǒ suǒ pú táo]

Also known as "trivial peach". A type of grape.

Grape trellises. pú táo jià]

1.A bamboo frame built so that the grape seedlings can grow smoothly and be strong.

Leper grapes. lài pú táo]

Another name for bitter gourd.

1. Portuguese, as a noun, means: deciduous vines, round or oval fruits, sweet and edible, can also make wine; The words are as follows:

Grape 2, Portugal, as a noun means: the fruit of this plant or the shape of it. The words are as follows:

Raisins, wine, staphylococcus.

The literary version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": Grape, 艸也. From the 艸, Tao Sheng.

The vernacular version of "Shuowen Jie Zi": grape, a kind of weed. The glyph uses "艸" as the side and "pottery" as the sound.

Explanation of words: 1. Grape purple.

pú táo zǐ] dark purple with a grayish color.

2. Grape trellises.

pú táo jià] A bamboo frame built to make the grape seedlings grow smoothly and strongly.

3. Wild grapes.

yě pú táo] a naturally grown grape; Often refers to a type of grape (such as a round-leaved grape, a frost grape, or an American grape).

4. Leprosy grapes.

lài pú táo] is another name for bitter gourd.

5. Grape Palace.

pú táo gōng] also known as "蒲羍宫". The name of the Han Palace. Emperor Han Ai was only in the coming dynasty and lived in this palace.

6. Grape brown.

pú táo hè] color name.

Portuguese compounds:

Glucose, raisins, grape ash, dextrose, grape purple, grape trellises, wild grapes, leprosy grapes, grape palaces, grape browns, trivial grapes, Portuguese dragons.

Portuguese compounds:

1.Grape. 2.Raisin.

3.Wine.

4.Glucose.

Portuguese compounds:

Glucose, grape ash,

Raisins, wine,

Dextrose, grape purple,

Grape palace, leper grapes, grape trellises.

Portuguese words include: peach, glucose, Portugal, grape palace, wine, molar pregnancy, wild grape, grape ash, glucose, raisins, grape brown, grape purple, grape trellis, leprosy grape, red vine, trivial grape, etc.

Portuguese", a standard first-level character (commonly used word) in modern Chinese, pronounced pú in Mandarin, was first seen in the Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscription, and belongs to the shape and sound characters in the Six Books. The basic meaning of "Portugal" is "grape", deciduous vines, acacia blinds; The fruit of this plant may resemble its shape, such as "Portuguese wine", "Portuguese wine".

Explanation of the idiom describing Portuguese and Portuguese

1. fruitful [shuò guǒ léi léi], explanation: fruitful fruit: fruitful fruit.

Tired: The appearance of continuous strings. The results of the parable are many.

Citation: Li Mingxing's "Ancient Garden" 41: Mr. Fan's storytelling has been fruitful.

The most famous is "Little Technician Uniform Fairy Hand", which Mr. Mao Dun once wrote a review and recommended.

2. Verdant want to drop [qīng cuì yù dī], explanation: Describes the lush and moist vegetation, and the color is so rich that it seems to be dripping down.

3. crystal clear [jīng yíng tī tòu], interpretation: crystal clear: bright and transparent; Clear:

Clear. Describe the objects (mostly fingers, jade carvings, etc.) very bright and clear. Citation:

Chapter 3 of Ling Li's "Young Son of Heaven": She looks more and more petite and exquisite, with a full demeanor, so gentle and elegant, as if she is a crystal clear and shining glass person.

4. 香甜可味 [ xiāng tián kě kǒu ], explanation]: Describe delicious and delicious, fragrant and sweet.

5. 珠圆玉run [zhū yuán yù rùn], explanation: round like a pearl, as smooth as a beautiful jade. It is a metaphor for a mellow voice or a tactful and smooth voice.

It is also a metaphor for beautiful words or calligraphy. Source: Tang Zhang Wencong "Yongshui":

Fang Liuhan is jade, and the circle is folded and pearlescent.

Portuguese words are: peach, grape ash, raisins, wine, glucose.

Pinyin: pú

Radical:.

Strokes: 12

Interpretation 1, deciduous vines, round or oval fruits, sweet and edible, can also make wine;

2. The fruit of this plant or its shape, such as "grape dry". "Wine". "Staphylococcus".

Compounds: glucose, peach, wine, grape ash, raisin, glucose, grape violet, molar pregnancy, portuguese, wild grape, grape palace, grape trellis, leprosy grape.

Pinyin: pú, Zhuyin: radical:

Outer strokes: 9; Total strokes: 12, five strokes 86:

aqgy ；Wubi 98: aqsu ; Cangjie: TPIB.

Stroke order number: 122351251124 ; Four corner number: 44227 unicode:

CJK unified Chinese character U+8461

Interpretation: Grape deciduous vine, round or oval fruit, sweet and edible, can also make wine.

The fruit of this plant may resemble its shape.

Portuguese: pú, clump source is Portuguese cracked Zheng grape, raisin infiltration land, wine.

Portugal, grapes, wine, raisins, glucose, angry grapes, grape trellises, wild grapes, glucose,

Portuguese Compound Words (1): Commonly used compound words Pinyin and analysis Grape pútáo is a fruit. Glucose pútáng

Abbreviation for glucose.

Portuguese words (2): Words that can be formed at the beginning of Portuguese characters.

1. Glucose.

2. Molar pregnancy.

3. Wine.

4. Portuguese Republic.

5. Grapes. 6. Staphylococcus.

7. Grape ash.

8. Grape green.

9. Grape leaf anemone.

10. Grape bomb.

11. Grapefruit.

12. Raisins.

13. The grapes are deep and blue.

14. Grape purple.

15. Portugal.