1.【食,植】甘蓝,又称“卷心菜”,“洋白菜”
2.〈非正式,侮辱〉植物人,常用于英式英语
3.〈俚〉钱,尤指纸币,常用于美式俚语
1.[Food,Plant]a hard round vegetable with green or purple leaves that can be eaten raw in salads or cooked
2.<informal,offensive>an offensive word for sb. who is completely unable to move or speak because their brain is very badly damaged; usually used in British English
3.<slang>money, especially in the form of banknotes; usually used in American slang
1.Last week a group of men was arrested for trying to steal 400 cabbages in rural Gangwon province.
上周，一群男人因涉嫌偷盗位于Gandwon省乡下的400颗卷心菜被捕。
2.The next day the hare came again and ate cabbages, so the woman said to her daughter, "Go to the garden, and chase the hare away. "
第二天，兔子又来吃卷心菜了。妈妈又对女儿说：「到院子里去把那只兔子赶走。」
3.Once these might have been for cabbages or flax, but now they wait to see if rows of computers will be sown here instead.
过去，这里可能是卷心菜或亚麻的种植区，而今，这片土地正在拭目以待，看看会不会有更多电脑在此生根发芽。
4.How much are the cabbages?
这些卷心菜是什么价钱？
5.The mountain road was narrow and the old woman was walking carefully, because she did not want to have an accident and lose her cabbages.
山上的道路很窄，这位老妇人走路时要小心，因为她不想有意外而失去她的卷心菜。
6.The despair became too much for the farmer as he watched his cabbages rot, and he committed suicide by drinking pesticide.
眼看着自家的卷心菜烂在地里，他充满了绝望，于是喝农药自杀了。
7.She spends hours in vegetable markets in Beijing trying to find the right cabbages to make her art from.
她在北京的菜市场里花了很多时间找寻适合的高丽菜，来制作她艺术的雏形。
8.He lost one of his shoes among the cabbages, and the other shoe amongst the potatoes.
他在卷心菜的旁边跑丢了一只鞋，另一只鞋也被甩进了土豆地里。
9.Early one morning, and an old woman was carrying a big bag of cabbages on her head to the market.
一天早晨，一位老妇人被拿着一个大袋子卷心菜在她头上的市场。
10.One let me share the cabbages, potatoes, tomatoes with her goats.
一个邻居让我和她的羊共享包心菜，马铃薯，小番茄。