n.橡子，橡实

原形：acorn复数：acorns

The squirrel buried the acorn in preparation for winter.
那只松鼠把橡果埋起来，为冬天做准备。
The acorn will eventually grow into a mighty oak tree.
这颗橡果最终会长成一棵壮大的橡树。
Children loved collecting acorns during their autumn walks in the park.
孩子们喜欢在秋天散步时在公园里收集橡果。
The acorn cap popped off as the squirrel nibbled on it.
松鼠啃咬时，橡果的壳帽啪地一声掉了下来。
In many cultures, the acorn symbolizes potential and growth.
在许多文化中，橡果象征着潜力和成长。
She wore a necklace made of polished acorns as a unique fashion statement.
她佩戴了一条由打磨过的橡果制成的项链，作为独特的时尚宣言。
The woodpecker hammered at the acorn, trying to extract the nut inside.
啄木鸟敲打着橡果，试图取出里面的果仁。
Acorns were once a significant food source for Native American tribes.
橡果曾是美洲原住民部落的重要食物来源。
The forest floor was littered with acorns after a windy day.
大风过后，森林的地面上散落着许多橡果。
The chef used acorn flour to bake a delicious gluten-free bread.
这位厨师用橡果粉烘烤出一种美味的无麸质面包。