青年中文sugar-cane的意思
sugar-cane中文翻譯：
n.甘蔗
fair trade cane sugar───公平貿易蔗糖
cane───n.(Cane)（英）凱恩，（西、意）卡內，（塞爾維亞）察內（人名）；vt.以杖擊；以藤編制；abbr.(CanE)加拿大英語(CanadianEnglish)；n.手杖；藤條；細長的莖
sugar sugar───甜心甜心（歌曲名）；甜心 甜心（歌曲名）
candy cane───一種紅白相間的棒糖；柺杖糖；甘蔗
bastinado cane───巴斯蒂納多藤條
cane toads───甘蔗蟾蜍（美國影片名，CaneToads）；甘蔗蟾蜍（canetoad的復數形式）
blackthorn cane───黑刺甘蔗
gigantea cane───巨狗
sugar───n.(Sugar)人名；(英)休格；vt.加糖于；粉飾；vi.形成糖；n.糖；食糖；甜言蜜語
His village home lay there at the end of the waste land beyond the sugar-cane field.───他的家就在荒地邊緣的村莊里，在甘蔗園之后。
Why don't we talk about the potential new sources of biofuel—so rather than corn and sugar cane—what other plants could be used?───我們為何不討論生物燃料的潛在新來源？除了玉米和甘蔗，還有什么其他植物可以使用？
some point, there has to be a limit on how much land can be used for sugar cane production—certainly if you want to preserve natural habitats and native wildlife.───有些時候必須限制用來生產甘蔗的土地面積——當然，如果你想保護自然棲息地和本土野生動物的話。
Do not know how one thing, I wanted to go to see the sugar cane.───也不知道怎么一回事，我一見到甘蔗就想去吃。
They kinda clever, biting into a piece of a sugar cane down, sent to the hole inside.───他們還挺聰明，把甘蔗一塊一塊的咬下來，送到洞口里。
But sugar derived from sugar cane (about a quarter of the sugar in the United States) goes through a . . . different process.───但來自甘蔗的糖（美國約四分之一的糖）經不同的工序獲得。
Natura has worked with its suppliers to produce sustainable packaging, including a new "green" plastic derived from sugar cane.───Natura則與它的供應商合作生產可持續的包裝材料，這包括從甘蔗提取的“綠色”塑料。
But you eat the sugar cane certainly not on the very land that it had.───但是你吃著甜津津的甘蔗時就肯定不會覺得它非常土了。
Especially in your mouth when eating sugar cane with a part of the time, but will also feel that this is a kind of enjoyment.───特別是在你口干的時候，拿著一截甘蔗吃的時候，更會覺得這是一種享受。
The danger comes mostly from the sugar-cane plantations that sit on the Everglades' northern edges.
Long duration crops like tea, rubber, oil palm, and sugar-cane may require more than two applications per year.
The sugar-cane is taken to the factory where the juice is crushed out.
His suit, still pending, elicited howls from farmers and sugar-cane growers.
Much of this development has involved sugar-cane cultivation on sloping terrain in contrast to its confinement to flat alluvial areas prior to 1960.
Former one-store towns now run into one another, linked by new buildings and storefronts that cut a swath across sugar-cane fields.
Sugar-cane leftovers in fields, and by-products and effluent of the sugar-cane industry contain nutrients, essential aminoacids, and salts.