1.【植】洋葱;圆葱
1.[Plant]a round vegetable with thin dry skin and many layers inside that tastes and smells very strong
1.As for the board, I still have it and I think of him every time I use it to chop the onions.
至于案板，我一直保留着，每当我切洋葱时总是情不自禁的想到他。
2.So, we've got our seared lionfish, sort of simmered in its own little sauce here - the lemon juice and the green onions.
如此一来，我们就有了烤狮子鱼，有点像是用自己的酱汁焖煮的--用柠檬汁和葱做成的酱汁。
3.The next year, she placed several bowls with onions around in her shop. To her surprise, none of her staff got sick. It must work.
次年，她在她的理发店里放了几个盘，里面放了一些洋葱。令她吃惊的是，她的员工没有一个生病的。看来洋葱真的起作用。
4.You've got to stop using all that sauce, and you dish out onions as if they were free.
你不应该再使用那些调味料了，而且你还把洋葱放在盘子中，好像它们是免费似的。
5.Take it for what you will. I (the author) am going to be very careful about my onions from now on.
就我个人所知，从今以后，我（本文作者）将会非常慎重处理我的洋葱。
6.How much are the onions, please?
洋葱多少钱？
7.For, of course, what he had said about the rag or the candlesticks would be so much puff: he knew brass from onions, all right.
因为，当然，他说的那些关于破烂或者烛台的事情都是唬人的。
8.His wife told him that it would be far more comfortable to peel onions in water.
妻子告诉他，剥洋葱要在水里剥才舒服。
9.How much are the onions?
这些洋葱是什么价钱？
10.Boiled some onions and left them on the coffee table for an hour, she is now walking around and I feel so much better.
水煮一些洋葱，并把它们在咖啡桌上放上一小时，她现在已经能到处走了，我也感觉好多了。