adj.易逝的，易腐烂的，易变质的
n.容易腐坏的东西（尤指食品）

原形：perishable复数：perishables

The perishable food had to be refrigerated immediately to prevent spoilage.
易腐食品必须立即冷藏以防止变质。
Fresh fruits and vegetables are typically considered perishable items in grocery stores.
新鲜水果和蔬菜在杂货店通常被视为易腐品。
The bakery packed the cakes in insulated containers to keep them from perishing during transportation.
面包店将蛋糕装在保温容器中，以防在运输过程中变质。
Customers were asked to consume the dairy products before their expiration date, as they are highly perishable.
顾客被要求在过期前食用乳制品，因为它们非常容易变质。
The farmer's market only sells locally grown, perishable produce to ensure freshness.
农贸市场只销售当地种植的易腐农产品以保持新鲜度。
The refrigerator was packed with perishables, including eggs, milk, and salad greens.
冰箱里塞满了易腐食品，如鸡蛋、牛奶和生菜。
The airline had to refuse to transport the flowers due to their perishable nature.
由于花是易腐品，航空公司不得不拒绝运输。
The perishable goods in the supermarket were marked with a "sell-by" date to guide customers' purchases.
超市中的易腐商品都标有“最佳食用日期”以指导顾客购买。
The cook had to prepare the seafood quickly, as it was a perishable ingredient that could lose its quality if left uncooked too long.
厨师必须迅速处理海鲜，因为它是易腐食材，长时间未烹饪会失去品质。
Farmers often face challenges storing perishable crops like tomatoes and cucumbers over long periods.
农民常常面临长期储存易腐作物如西红柿和黄瓜的挑战。