The cherry trees are in full blossom now.

那些樱桃开满花。

Jefferson brought a pecan tree that still stands in a park.

杰斐逊带来棵山核桃，它现在仍然屹立在园里。

Small buds can already be seen on the cherry trees.

樱桃上已经能看到小小的花骨朵。

He was very sorry when he found his fine cherry-tree almost ruined.

当他发现他好好的樱桃几乎被毁时，他感到非常遗憾。

Flowering plants include corn, wheat, rice and potatoes to maple, oak, apple and cherry trees.

开花植物包括玉米、小麦、水稻和土豆，以及枫、橡、苹果和樱桃。

Peachtree Creek was only five miles away! What was the General thinking about?

打阵，退程！桃沟离城不过五英里！将军心里究竟打的什么主意呢？

Mr. Brown grew a cherry tree in his backyard.

布朗先生在后院棵樱桃。

It was to this tree that Mother Squirrel wanted to take her family.

松鼠妈妈就是想带孩子们到核桃那里。

This is the true seed of the cherry-tree.

这就是樱桃的子。

There was a little park with cherry trees.

有个小公园，里面有樱桃。

I thought it was just a regular peach tree.

我还以为 只是棵普通的桃。

The banks of the Santa Cruz River in southeastern Arizona were described in 1855 as " covered with poplars and willows, ash trees and plantains, oaks and walnut trees." But a century later the river was gone.

1855年，亚利桑那州东南部的圣克鲁斯河的河岸被描述为“覆盖着杨、柳、白蜡、大蕉、橡和核桃。” 但个世纪后，这条河消失。

I have noticed that squirrels also frequently drop nuts in open land, which will still further account for the oaks and walnuts which spring up in pastures; for, depend on it, every new tree comes from a seed.

松鼠时常在空旷地丢弃坚果，这点，我直注意观察，这现象可进步解释，橡和核桃为何在牧场上萌生而出，因此，每棵新生木的萌发皆来自子。

He sat on the main log and ate his noon dinner of corn bread and fried salt pork and joked with the gray squirrels that frisked and peeped at him from high forks of nearby walnut trees.

他坐在大原木上食用午餐，玉米面包和炸咸猪肉和灰色松鼠开着玩笑，这些松鼠活蹦乱跳，在附近核桃的高丫上窥视他。

Neighbors would stop to talk to Keith, 50, about the peach trees he tended in the front yard, and Jennifer, 45, was active in the elementary school parent-teacher organization.

邻居们会停下来和50岁的基思谈论他在前院的桃，45岁的詹妮弗(Jennifer)则积极参加小的家长会。

Hitherto, his greatest political accomplishment was pulling in 2% of the vote in the Peach State, which forced a run-off between the Democratic and Republican candidates.

迄今为止，他最伟大的政治成就是在“桃州”获得2%的选票，迫使民主党和共和党候选人之间进行决胜选举。

George Washington did have cherry trees on his estate at Mount Vernon, and in fact, recently we uncovered a discovery of preserved bottles that had cherries in them.

乔治·华盛顿在他位于芒特弗农的庄园里确实有樱桃，事实上，最近我们还发现些保存完好的装有樱桃的瓶子。

Yes, indeed we have beautiful cherry trees growing along the road on one side of the building, and there is a little wood on the other side.

是的，确实有，我们有美丽的樱桃，沿着建筑侧的道路生长，另侧有片小林。

I wouldn't be afraid and it would be lovely to sleep in a wild cherry tree all white at night, don't you think?

我不害怕，在野生的开满樱桃花的樱桃上面睡觉也不错，你不这样觉得吗？”

The first cherry trees were planted in Kenwood in the 1920s, as a way to promote the new neighborhood to potential home buyers.

肯伍德社区第次樱桃是在上世纪20年代，这样做是为提升这个新社区的吸引力，让潜在购房者注意到。