桃子 (táo zi) means "peach." It's a common fruit. You can use 桃子 when you want to talk about eating a peach or seeing a peach. For example, if you say “我喜欢吃桃子,” it means “I like to eat peaches.” It's an easy word to remember.
桃子 (táo zi) means "peach." It's a common fruit that many people enjoy.
You can use 桃子 when you want to talk about the fruit itself, like "I want a peach" (我想要一个桃子 - wǒ xiǎng yào yí gè táo zi).
It can also be used in phrases related to peaches, such as "peach tree" (桃树 - táo shù).
Remember, it's a simple noun for a simple, delicious fruit!
When talking about fruits in Chinese, you'll often encounter specific vocabulary, and 桃子 (táozi) is a great example. It directly translates to 'peach' and is a very common fruit in China, known for its sweet taste and soft, fuzzy skin.
You'll hear 桃子 used in everyday conversations, from asking for it at a fruit stand to discussing favorite fruits with friends. For instance, you might say, "我想买点桃子" (Wǒ xiǎng mǎi diǎn táozi), meaning "I want to buy some peaches." Or, "这个桃子很甜" (Zhège táozi hěn tián) which means "This peach is very sweet."
Understanding this word helps you engage in practical conversations about food and daily life.
§ Understanding 桃子 (táozi)
Alright, let's break down how to use 桃子 (táozi), which means 'peach', in real Chinese sentences. It's a pretty straightforward noun, so you'll find it easy to integrate into your conversations.
- Definition
- peach
§ Basic Usage
Like most nouns in Chinese, 桃子 (táozi) can be the subject or object of a sentence. No fancy conjugations or anything like that, which is good news for you!
我喜欢吃桃子。(Wǒ xǐhuān chī táozi.) — I like to eat peaches.
这个桃子很甜。(Zhège táozi hěn tián.) — This peach is very sweet.
§ Using Classifiers with 桃子
When you're talking about specific numbers of peaches, you'll need to use a classifier. The most common classifier for fruits, including peaches, is 个 (gè).
一个桃子 (yī gè táozi) – one peach
两个桃子 (liǎng gè táozi) – two peaches
我想买三个桃子。(Wǒ xiǎng mǎi sān gè táozi.) — I want to buy three peaches.
§ Describing 桃子
You can use adjectives to describe peaches, just like in English. Adjectives usually go before the noun they describe.
甜桃子 (tián táozi) – sweet peach
新鲜桃子 (xīnxiān táozi) – fresh peach
我喜欢吃甜的桃子。(Wǒ xǐhuān chī tián de táozi.) — I like to eat sweet peaches.
§ 桃子 in Possession
To show possession, you'll use 的 (de) after the possessor.
这是我的桃子。(Zhè shì wǒ de táozi.) — This is my peach.
他家的桃子很好吃。(Tā jiā de táozi hěn hǎochī.) — The peaches from their house are delicious. (lit. His family's peaches are very delicious.)
§ Common Phrases with 桃子
Here are a few more common ways you might encounter or use 桃子:
吃桃子 (chī táozi) – eat peaches
买桃子 (mǎi táozi) – buy peaches
卖桃子 (mài táozi) – sell peaches
你想吃桃子吗？(Nǐ xiǎng chī táozi ma?) — Do you want to eat a peach?
这家店卖桃子。(Zhè jiā diàn mài táozi.) — This shop sells peaches.
See? Not too complicated. The key is to practice using 桃子 in different contexts. The more you use it, the more natural it will feel. Keep up the good work!
§ What 桃子 (táozi) means
- Definition
- peach
Alright, let's get straight to it. 桃子 (táozi) is the Chinese word for 'peach.' It's a pretty common fruit, so you'll hear this word in all sorts of places, from casual chats with friends to shopping for groceries.
Think of it just like you would in English. When you talk about peaches, you use '桃子'. Easy, right?
§ Hearing 桃子 (táozi) at the market
One of the most obvious places you'll hear 桃子 is when you're shopping for food. Whether it's a bustling wet market or a modern supermarket, vendors and shoppers will be talking about fruit.
我想买一些桃子。 (Wǒ xiǎng mǎi yī xiē táozi.)
- Hint
- I want to buy some peaches.
这些桃子甜吗？ (Zhè xiē táozi tián ma?)
- Hint
- Are these peaches sweet?
§ 桃子 (táozi) in casual conversation
Beyond shopping, 桃子 pops up in everyday conversations, just like talking about any fruit. You might discuss what you ate for breakfast, a snack, or what you're bringing to a potluck.
我最喜欢吃桃子。 (Wǒ zuì xǐhuan chī táozi.)
- Hint
- I like eating peaches the most.
冰箱里还有几个桃子。 (Bīngxiāng lǐ hái yǒu jǐ gè táozi.)
- Hint
- There are still a few peaches in the fridge.
You might also hear it in phrases related to health or diet, for example, someone recommending fruit for a snack.
§ Specific types of 桃子 (táozi)
Just like in English, you have different kinds of peaches. In Chinese, these are often formed by adding a descriptive word before 桃子.
- 油桃 (yóu táo): Nectarine (literally 'oil peach' because of its smooth skin)
- 蟠桃 (pán táo): Flat peach/doughnut peach (often associated with mythology)
- 毛桃 (máo táo): Hairy peach (a general term for peaches with fuzzy skin, as opposed to nectarines)
我更喜欢吃油桃。 (Wǒ gèng xǐhuan chī yóu táo.)
- Hint
- I prefer eating nectarines.
§ Beyond the literal: Idioms and phrases
While not super common at the A2 level, it's good to know that sometimes fruits, including peaches, appear in idioms or cultural references. For instance, the 'Peach Blossom Spring' (桃花源, táohuāyuán) refers to a mythical utopia. You won't use it to mean a literal peach, but if you hear it in a story or a poem, you'll understand the underlying positive connotation.
For your current level, focus on the literal meaning: 桃子 = peach. You'll encounter it constantly when talking about food, shopping, or just everyday likes and dislikes.
§ What is 桃子 (táozi)?
- Definition
- Peach. A soft, round fruit with fuzzy skin and a large stone in the middle, typically red and yellow in color.
§ Examples of 桃子 (táozi) in sentences
我喜欢吃甜的桃子。
Wǒ xǐhuān chī tián de táozi. (I like to eat sweet peaches.)
这个夏天桃子很新鲜。
Zhège xiàtiān táozi hěn xīnxiān. (The peaches are very fresh this summer.)
他买了一篮子桃子。
Tā mǎi le yī lánzi táozi. (He bought a basket of peaches.)
§ Similar words and when to use 桃子 (táozi) vs alternatives
When talking about fruits in Chinese, it's pretty straightforward. You usually just say the name of the fruit. However, sometimes there are related terms or more specific types of fruits that can be confusing. Let's look at some examples.
The most common way to refer to a peach is 桃子 (táozi). This is your go-to word for the fruit itself.
- Word
- 桃 (táo)
You might see just 桃 (táo) without the 子 (zi). This usually happens when 桃 (táo) is part of a compound word or a specific type of peach. For example:
油桃 (yóutáo): Nectarine. This is a specific kind of peach without the fuzzy skin.
我更喜欢吃油桃，因为它没有毛。
Wǒ gèng xǐhuān chī yóutáo, yīnwèi tā méiyǒu máo. (I prefer to eat nectarines because they don't have fuzz.)
蟠桃 (pántáo): Flat peach (or doughnut peach). These are the flat, disc-shaped peaches.
这种蟠桃又甜又多汁。
Zhè zhǒng pántáo yòu tián yòu duōzhī. (This kind of flat peach is sweet and juicy.)
寿桃 (shòutáo): Birthday peach (often a steamed bun shaped like a peach, symbolizing longevity). This isn't an actual fruit, but an item used in celebrations.
奶奶生日的时候，我们吃了寿桃。
Nǎinai shēngrì de shíhou, wǒmen chī le shòutáo. (We ate birthday peaches when Grandma had her birthday.)
Other common fruits you might confuse it with, but are distinct:
- Word
- 李子 (lǐzi)
Definition: Plum. These are smaller than peaches and typically have smoother skin and a different taste profile.
这个季节的李子很酸。
Zhège jìjié de lǐzi hěn suān. (The plums this season are very sour.)
- Word
- 杏子 (xìngzi)
Definition: Apricot. These are generally smaller than peaches and have a distinct, slightly tart flavor.
她喜欢吃干杏子。
Tā xǐhuān chī gān xìngzi. (She likes to eat dried apricots.)
So, to keep it simple:
- Use 桃子 (táozi) for a general peach.
- When you see just 桃 (táo), it's probably part of a more specific name like 油桃 (yóutáo - nectarine) or 蟠桃 (pántáo - flat peach).
- Don't mix it up with 李子 (lǐzi - plum) or 杏子 (xìngzi - apricot), which are different fruits entirely.
That's all for 桃子 (táozi)! Keep practicing, and you'll be talking about fruits like a pro in no time.
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short and common character
short and common character
simple pronunciation, two syllables
clear and distinct tones
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Measure words are used with nouns to specify quantity. For fruits like 桃子 (táozi), the common measure word is 个 (gè).
我想要三个桃子。 (Wǒ xiǎng yào sān gè táozi.) - I want three peaches.
When describing the color or ripeness of a 桃子 (táozi), the adjective usually comes before the noun.
这个桃子很红。 (Zhège táozi hěn hóng.) - This peach is very red.
To express ownership or association with 桃子 (táozi), use 的 (de) after the possessor.
这是我的桃子。 (Zhè shì wǒ de táozi.) - This is my peach.
Verbs like 吃 (chī - to eat) or 买 (mǎi - to buy) are commonly used before 桃子 (táozi) in a sentence.
我喜欢吃桃子。 (Wǒ xǐhuān chī táozi.) - I like to eat peaches.
When asking about the price of 桃子 (táozi), you can use 多少钱 (duōshǎo qián - how much money).
桃子多少钱一个？ (Táozi duōshǎo qián yī gè?) - How much is one peach?
レベル別の例文
我喜欢吃甜甜的桃子。
I like to eat sweet peaches.
甜甜的 (tián tián de) means 'sweet'.
这个桃子很好吃。
This peach is very delicious.
好吃 (hǎo chī) means 'delicious'.
我想买一些桃子。
I want to buy some peaches.
一些 (yī xiē) means 'some'.
她手里拿着一个桃子。
She is holding a peach in her hand.
手里 (shǒu lǐ) means 'in hand'.
桃子是夏天常吃的水果。
Peaches are a fruit often eaten in summer.
常吃 (cháng chī) means 'often eaten'.
这个篮子里有三个桃子。
There are three peaches in this basket.
篮子 (lán zi) means 'basket'.
我剥了一个桃子给妈妈。
I peeled a peach for mom.
剥 (bō) means 'to peel'.
桃子有很多种类。
There are many kinds of peaches.
种类 (zhǒng lèi) means 'kinds' or 'types'.
我喜欢吃甜甜的桃子。
I like to eat sweet peaches.
Here, '甜甜的' (tián tián de) is an adjective describing the peach.
夏天是桃子成熟的季节。
Summer is the season when peaches ripen.
'成熟' (chéngshú) means mature or ripe.
这个桃子很新鲜，水分很多。
This peach is very fresh and juicy (has a lot of water).
'新鲜' (xīnxiān) means fresh, and '水分' (shuǐfèn) means moisture/juice.
奶奶在院子里种了几棵桃子树。
Grandma planted a few peach trees in the yard.
'几棵' (jǐ kē) means 'a few (trees)', with '棵' being the measure word for trees.
你喜欢吃黄桃还是水蜜桃？
Do you prefer to eat yellow peaches or honey peaches (freestone peaches)?
'黄桃' (huángtáo) are yellow peaches, and '水蜜桃' (shuǐmìtáo) are a type of juicy, sweet peach.
她把桃子洗干净，然后切成小块。
She washed the peach clean, then cut it into small pieces.
'洗干净' (xǐ gānjìng) means to wash clean, and '切成' (qiēchéng) means to cut into.
桃子富含维生素C，对身体好。
Peaches are rich in vitamin C, good for your body.
'富含' (fùhán) means rich in, and '维生素C' (wéishēngsù C) is vitamin C.
这篮子里有各种水果，包括桃子。
This basket has various fruits, including peaches.
'包括' (bāokuò) means including, and '各种' (gèzhǒng) means various kinds of.
我喜欢吃甜甜的桃子。
I like to eat sweet peaches.
Here, '甜甜的' (tián tián de) is an adjective describing the peach, meaning 'sweet'.
这个季节的桃子很新鲜。
The peaches this season are very fresh.
'这个季节' (zhè gè jì jié) means 'this season'.
她把桃子洗干净，然后切成小块。
She washed the peach clean and then cut it into small pieces.
'洗干净' (xǐ gān jìng) means 'wash clean', and '切成小块' (qiē chéng xiǎo kuài) means 'cut into small pieces'.
桃子富含维生素C，对身体很好。
Peaches are rich in vitamin C, which is good for the body.
'富含' (fù hán) means 'rich in' or 'abundant in'.
奶奶在院子里种了几棵桃子树。
Grandma planted a few peach trees in the yard.
'种' (zhòng) means 'to plant', and '几棵' (jǐ kē) is a measure word for trees.
我想用桃子做一份水果沙拉。
I want to make a fruit salad with peaches.
'做一份' (zuò yī fèn) means 'to make a portion of'.
这种桃子的皮很薄，可以直接吃。
The skin of this kind of peach is very thin, you can eat it directly.
'这种' (zhè zhǒng) means 'this kind of', and '直接' (zhí jiē) means 'directly'.
夏天是桃子成熟的季节。
Summer is the season when peaches ripen.
'成熟' (chéng shú) means 'to ripen' or 'mature'.
成熟的桃子闻起来很香，吃起来更是汁多味甜。
Ripe peaches smell fragrant, and taste even juicier and sweeter.
更是 (gèngshì) is used for emphasis, meaning 'even more so'.
她把刚买的桃子放在了冰箱里，想着晚餐后可以尝一个。
She put the newly bought peaches in the refrigerator, thinking she could try one after dinner.
想着 (xiǎngzhe) indicates an ongoing thought or intention.
这个季节的桃子个头大，颜色也特别诱人。
The peaches this season are large, and their color is particularly tempting.
个头 (gètóu) refers to the size or stature (of a person or object).
每当我感到疲惫时，一个甜美的桃子总能让我精神一振。
Whenever I feel tired, a sweet peach always invigorates me.
每当…总能 (měidāng…zǒngnéng) means 'whenever…always can'.
他剥开桃子皮，小心翼翼地把果肉切成小块。
He peeled the peach skin and carefully cut the flesh into small pieces.
小心翼翼地 (xiǎoxīnyìyì de) means 'cautiously' or 'gingerly'.
这种桃子不适合长时间存放，最好尽快吃掉。
This kind of peach is not suitable for long-term storage; it's best to eat it as soon as possible.
不适合 (bù shìhé) means 'not suitable for'.
奶奶亲手种的桃子，虽然个头不大，但味道却是我吃过最好的。
The peaches my grandma personally grew, although not large, taste the best I've ever had.
虽然…却… (suīrán…què…) is a common structure for 'although…yet…'.
夏天最享受的事情之一，就是坐在树下，啃一个冰镇桃子。
One of the most enjoyable things in summer is sitting under a tree and biting into a chilled peach.
最享受的事情之一 (zuì xiǎngshòu de shìqíng zhī yī) means 'one of the most enjoyable things'.
这个季节的桃子又大又甜，咬一口汁水四溢，真是美味。
This season's peaches are big and sweet, a bite fills your mouth with juice, truly delicious.
她喜欢把桃子切成片，然后和酸奶一起食用，健康又可口。
She likes to slice peaches and eat them with yogurt, healthy and tasty.
小时候，奶奶家的院子里种满了桃子树，每年夏天都能吃到最新鲜的桃子。
When I was a child, my grandmother's yard was full of peach trees, and every summer I could eat the freshest peaches.
虽然桃子很美味，但对于某些人来说，它的绒毛可能会引起过敏。
Although peaches are delicious, for some people, their fuzz can cause allergies.
我们计划周末去果园采摘桃子，体验一下农家乐的乐趣。
We plan to go to the orchard to pick peaches this weekend and experience the fun of agritourism.
这幅画描绘了一个女孩手捧着几个熟透的桃子，画面色彩鲜艳，生动逼真。
This painting depicts a girl holding several ripe peaches, the colors are bright and lifelike.
为了保持身材，她通常会选择低糖的水果，比如桃子和草莓。
To stay in shape, she usually chooses low-sugar fruits, such as peaches and strawberries.
听说这种桃子是从日本引进的，口感特别细腻，价格也相对较高。
I heard this type of peach was imported from Japan; its texture is especially delicate, and the price is relatively high.
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这个桃子很甜。
This peach is very sweet.
我喜欢吃桃子。
I like to eat peaches.
桃子是夏天水果。
Peaches are summer fruit.
他买了一些桃子。
He bought some peaches.
这个桃子多少钱？
How much is this peach?
我想要一个桃子。
I want a peach.
桃子汁很好喝。
Peach juice is delicious.
她正在削桃子。
She is peeling a peach.
桃子有很多种类。
There are many kinds of peaches.
请给我一个桃子。
Please give me a peach.
よく混同される語
This is the character for 'peach' and can be used in compounds like 桃花 (táohuā - peach blossom). 桃子 (táozi) is the common way to say 'peach' as a fruit.
This specifically refers to a 'honey peach' or 'nectarine peach', a very juicy and sweet variety of peach. While related, it's more specific than the general 桃子 (táozi).
This is a 'flat peach' or 'donut peach', known for its flattened shape. It's a specific type of peach, not to be confused with the general term 桃子 (táozi).
文法パターン
慣用句と表現
"桃李满天下 (táo lǐ mǎn tiān xià)"
a teacher has many successful students
李老师教书育人几十载，如今桃李满天下。
neutral"世外桃源 (shì wài táo yuán)"
a secluded paradise; an idyllic retreat
这个小山村风景优美，简直就是世外桃源。
neutral"桃花运 (táo huā yùn)"
luck in love; romantic luck (often good)
他最近交了个女朋友，真是桃花运来了。
neutral"投桃报李 (tóu táo bào lǐ)"
to return a favor; to give as good as one gets
你帮了我，我以后也会投桃报李。
neutral"桃红柳绿 (táo hóng liǔ lǜ)"
peach blossoms red and willow leaves green; a beautiful spring scene
春天来了，公园里桃红柳绿，非常漂亮。
neutral"桃之夭夭 (táo zhī yāo yāo)"
the peach tree is in full bloom (often used to describe a runaway bride)
新娘子桃之夭夭，新郎官急得团团转。
neutral"桃李不言，下自成蹊 (táo lǐ bù yán, xià zì chéng xī)"
a person of integrity will naturally attract followers; good wine needs no bush
他品德高尚，桃李不言，下自成蹊，很多人都来向他请教。
neutral"桃腮杏眼 (táo sāi xìng yǎn)"
peach cheeks and apricot eyes; describes a beautiful woman
她长得桃腮杏眼，十分惹人喜爱。
neutral"桃符 (táo fú)"
peach wood charms (used for warding off evil spirits during Chinese New Year)
过年的时候，家家户户都要贴桃符。
neutral"桃花汛 (táo huā xùn)"
spring flood (occurs when peach blossoms bloom)
每年春天，长江都会迎来桃花汛。
neutral間違えやすい
Both are common fruits.
桃子 (táozi) is a peach, 苹果 (píngguǒ) is an apple. They look and taste very different.
我喜欢吃甜甜的桃子。 (Wǒ xǐhuān chī tián tián de táozi.) - I like to eat sweet peaches. 我每天吃一个苹果。 (Wǒ měitiān chī yīgè píngguǒ.) - I eat an apple every day.
Another common fruit, often grouped with peaches and apples.
桃子 (táozi) is a peach, 梨 (lí) is a pear. Pears are typically crunchier and have a distinct shape.
这个桃子很软。 (Zhège táozi hěn ruǎn.) - This peach is very soft. 这个梨很脆。 (Zhège lí hěn cuì.) - This pear is very crispy.
Similar in size and sometimes color to smaller peaches, both are stone fruits.
桃子 (táozi) is a peach, 李子 (lǐzi) is a plum. Peaches are typically larger, softer, and often fuzzy, while plums are smaller and smoother-skinned.
桃子有毛茸茸的皮。 (Táozi yǒu máo róng róng de pí.) - Peaches have fuzzy skin. 李子通常是光滑的。 (Lǐzi tōngcháng shì guānghuá de.) - Plums are usually smooth.
Often mistaken for small peaches due to similar color and fuzzy skin.
桃子 (táozi) is a peach, 杏子 (xìngzi) is an apricot. Apricots are generally smaller and have a slightly tarter flavor.
我们夏天吃桃子。 (Wǒmen xiàtiān chī táozi.) - We eat peaches in the summer. 杏子比桃子小。 (Xìngzi bǐ táozi xiǎo.) - Apricots are smaller than peaches.
Both are popular, sweet fruits, but very different in size.
桃子 (táozi) is a peach, 樱桃 (yīngtáo) is a cherry. Cherries are much smaller and often sold in bunches.
一个桃子可以很大。 (Yīgè táozi kěyǐ hěn dà.) - A peach can be very big. 樱桃很小，一口一个。 (Yīngtáo hěn xiǎo, yī kǒu yīgè.) - Cherries are small, one bite per cherry.
文型パターン
这是桃子。(Zhè shì táozi.)
这是桃子。(This is a peach.)
我喜欢桃子。(Wǒ xǐhuān táozi.)
我喜欢桃子。(I like peaches.)
你有桃子吗？(Nǐ yǒu táozi ma?)
你有桃子吗？(Do you have peaches?)
我想买桃子。(Wǒ xiǎng mǎi táozi.)
我想买桃子。(I want to buy peaches.)
这个桃子很好吃。(Zhège táozi hěn hǎochī.)
这个桃子很好吃。(This peach is very delicious.)
请给我一个桃子。(Qǐng gěi wǒ yīgè táozi.)
请给我一个桃子。(Please give me a peach.)
桃子很甜。(Táozi hěn tián.)
桃子很甜。(Peaches are sweet.)
他不喜欢桃子。(Tā bù xǐhuān táozi.)
他不喜欢桃子。(He doesn't like peaches.)
使い方
桃子 (táozi) is the standard word for 'peach' in Chinese. It refers to the fruit itself. You can use it in sentences like:
- 我喜欢吃桃子。(Wǒ xǐhuān chī táozi.) - I like to eat peaches.
- 这个桃子很甜。(Zhège táozi hěn tián.) - This peach is very sweet.
A common mistake is confusing 桃子 (táozi) with other fruit names. Make sure you're using the correct word for peach. Another potential mistake is incorrect tones, so practice saying táozi with the correct first and neutral tones.
ヒント
Pronunciation Practice for 桃子
Say táo zi out loud. The first character 桃 (táo) has a rising tone (second tone), and 子 (zi) is a neutral tone. Practice saying it slowly at first, then at a normal speed.
Visual Association for Peach
When you think of a peach, picture the Chinese characters 桃子. You can even draw a simple peach next to the characters in your notes.
Sentence Building with 桃子
Try to form a simple sentence: 我喜欢吃桃子 (Wǒ xǐhuān chī táozi) - I like to eat peaches.
Related Words for Fruit
Learn other fruit words alongside 桃子 to build your vocabulary: 苹果 (píngguǒ) - apple, 香蕉 (xiāngjiāo) - banana.
Contextual Learning for Peach
Imagine a scenario where you'd use 'peach'. For example, buying fruit at a market: 我要买桃子 (Wǒ yào mǎi táozi) - I want to buy peaches.
Flashcard Method for 桃子
Create a flashcard with 桃子 on one side and 'peach' on the other. Include a small drawing of a peach for extra memory retention.
Symbolism of Peaches
In Chinese culture, peaches are often associated with longevity and immortality. This can be a fun cultural tidbit to remember the word by.
Listen to 桃子 in Action
Find audio recordings or videos where native speakers use 桃子. Pay attention to how it's pronounced in natural conversation. Search for '中文 桃子' on YouTube.
Write 桃子 Repeatedly
Practice writing the characters 桃子 several times. This helps with muscle memory and character recognition for 'peach'.
Using Measure Words with Peaches
When counting peaches, you'd use a measure word like 个 (gè): 一个桃子 (yī gè táozi) - one peach.
暗記しよう
記憶術
To remember '桃子' (táozi), think of 'toss a peach'. Imagine tossing a ripe, juicy peach to a friend. The sound 'táozi' can be linked to 'toss' and 'zi' can be a small, endearing suffix often used with fruits in Chinese.
視覚的連想
Picture a vibrant, fuzzy, orange-pink peach. Imagine the character 桃 (táo) looking a bit like a tree (木) with branches (撇, 捺) and a small, ripe fruit hanging from it (兆, which also means a sign or omen, perhaps a sign of a good harvest). The 子 (zi) can be seen as a small seed at the bottom of the peach.
Word Web
チャレンジ
Try to use '桃子' in these sentences: 1. 我喜欢吃____。 (Wǒ xǐhuān chī ____. - I like to eat peaches.) 2. 这个____很甜。 (Zhège ____ hěn tián. - This peach is very sweet.) 3. 你想吃____吗？ (Nǐ xiǎng chī ____ ma? - Do you want to eat a peach?)
実生活で練習する
実際の使用場面
Buying fruit at a market or supermarket.
- 我想买一些桃子。(I want to buy some peaches.)
- 这个桃子甜吗？(Is this peach sweet?)
- 一斤桃子多少钱？(How much is a jin of peaches?)
Discussing fruit preferences with friends or family.
- 你喜欢吃桃子吗？(Do you like to eat peaches?)
- 我最喜欢吃桃子了。(I like eating peaches the most.)
- 我觉得桃子很好吃。(I think peaches are very tasty.)
Ordering a drink or dessert that contains peach.
- 我要一杯桃子汁。(I want a glass of peach juice.)
- 有桃子味的冰淇淋吗？(Do you have peach-flavored ice cream?)
Talking about the season for peaches.
- 现在是桃子的季节。(Now is peach season.)
- 夏天是吃桃子的好时候。(Summer is a good time to eat peaches.)
Describing the appearance or taste of a peach.
- 这个桃子又大又圆。(This peach is big and round.)
- 这个桃子很甜，汁也很多。(This peach is very sweet and juicy.)
会話のきっかけ
"你喜欢吃桃子吗？为什么？(Do you like to eat peaches? Why?)"
"你吃过哪些不同种类的桃子？(What different kinds of peaches have you eaten?)"
"你觉得桃子和别的水果有什么不同？(What do you think is different between peaches and other fruits?)"
"你通常在哪里买桃子？(Where do you usually buy peaches?)"
"你有没有关于桃子的有趣故事？(Do you have any interesting stories about peaches?)"
日記のテーマ
描述你最喜欢的一种桃子。(Describe your favorite type of peach.)
如果你可以发明一种新的桃子，它会是什么样的？(If you could invent a new kind of peach, what would it be like?)
写一篇关于你和桃子的第一次相遇的故事。(Write a story about your first encounter with a peach.)
桃子在你的文化中有什么特殊的意义吗？(Does the peach have any special meaning in your culture?)
想象你正在一个桃园里，描述你看到了什么，闻到了什么，感觉到了什么。(Imagine you are in a peach orchard, describe what you see, smell, and feel.)
よくある質問
10 問Think of the character 桃 (táo) as a tree with a hanging fruit. The character 子 (zi) is a common suffix for many fruits. Visualize a juicy peach hanging from a tree!
Yes, 桃子 (táozi) is the general term for 'peach' in Chinese. You can use it for all types of peaches, whether they are yellow, white, or nectarines.
You can say: 你喜欢桃子吗？ (Nǐ xǐhuan táozi ma?) - Do you like peaches?
To say 'a peach', you can say 一个桃子 (yí ge táozi). For 'many peaches', you can say 很多桃子 (hěn duō táozi).
You can say 熟的桃子 (shú de táozi) for 'ripe peach'. 熟 (shú) means ripe or cooked.
You might hear: 吃桃子 (chī táozi) - to eat peaches, or 桃子很甜 (táozi hěn tián) - the peaches are very sweet.
No, 桃子 (táozi) primarily refers to the fruit. There aren't significant other common meanings that would confuse a beginner learner.
The pronunciation is táozi. 桃 (táo) is a second tone (rising tone), and 子 (zi) is a neutral tone. Listen to native speakers to get the intonation right!
Yes, peaches are often associated with longevity and immortality in Chinese culture. The 'Peach of Immortality' (仙桃 xiāntáo) is a famous symbol.
桃 (táo) is the character for 'peach' and can be used in compounds (like 桃树 táo shù - peach tree). 桃子 (táozi) is the more common, standalone word for the fruit itself.
自分をテスト 162 問
我喜欢吃甜甜的___。
The sentence is 'I like to eat sweet ___'. '桃子' (táozi) means peach, which fits the context of a sweet fruit.
这个___很红。
The sentence is 'This ___ is very red'. '桃子' (táozi) means peach, which can be red. The other options are not fruits.
她买了一个大___。
The sentence is 'She bought a big ___'. '桃子' (táozi) means peach, and it makes sense to buy a big one. The other options don't fit as well.
夏天是吃___的好时候。
The sentence is 'Summer is a good time to eat ___'. '桃子' (táozi) means peach, which is a popular summer fruit. The other options are weather phenomena, not food.
这棵树上有很多___。
The sentence is 'There are many ___ on this tree'. '桃子' (táozi) means peach, and peaches grow on trees. '鱼' (yú) fish, '鸟' (niǎo) bird, and '花' (huā) flower (though flowers are on trees, the context implies fruit).
我喜欢把___切成小块吃。
The sentence is 'I like to cut ___ into small pieces to eat'. '桃子' (táozi) means peach, which is commonly cut into pieces for eating. '饭' (fàn) rice, '面' (miàn) noodles, and '水' (shuǐ) water are not typically cut.
Which of these is a fruit?
桃子 means peach, which is a fruit.
Which word means 'peach'?
桃子 (táozi) directly translates to peach.
If you want to buy a peach, what would you ask for?
This sentence means 'I want a peach'.
桃子 (táozi) is a type of animal.
桃子 (táozi) is a fruit, not an animal.
You can eat 桃子 (táozi).
桃子 (táozi) is a peach, which is an edible fruit.
桃子 (táozi) is usually blue.
Peaches are typically orange, yellow, or reddish, not blue.
What does the speaker like to eat?
How is the peach?
What is the question about?
Read this aloud:
我有一个桃子。
Focus: 桃子
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Read this aloud:
那个桃子是红色的。
Focus: 红色
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Read this aloud:
请给我一个桃子。
Focus: 请给我
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Write a short sentence saying 'I like peaches.'
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Sample answer
我喜欢桃子。
Write a short sentence saying 'This is a peach.'
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这是一个桃子。
Write a short sentence saying 'Do you want a peach?'
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你要桃子吗？
谁喜欢吃桃子？
Read this passage:
妈妈说：'我喜欢吃桃子。' 爸爸也喜欢吃桃子。我们家都喜欢吃桃子。
谁喜欢吃桃子？
文章中说妈妈喜欢吃桃子，爸爸也喜欢吃桃子。
文章中说妈妈喜欢吃桃子，爸爸也喜欢吃桃子。
桃子是什么颜色的？
Read this passage:
小狗看到桌子上有一个红色的桃子。它想吃桃子，但是妈妈不让它吃。
桃子是什么颜色的？
文章中提到桃子是红色的。
文章中提到桃子是红色的。
作者在超市买了什么？
Read this passage:
今天我在超市买了一个很大的桃子。它很甜，很好吃。我很高兴。
作者在超市买了什么？
文章中提到作者在超市买了一个很大的桃子。
文章中提到作者在超市买了一个很大的桃子。
This sentence asks if you can speak Chinese. The word order is 'Subject + Modal Verb (会) + Verb (说) + Object (汉语) + Question Particle (吗)'.
This sentence means 'He speaks Chinese.' The word order is 'Subject + Verb (说) + Object (中文)'.
This sentence means 'Please say it again.' The word order is 'Please (请) + again (再) + Verb (说) + once (一遍)'.
我喜欢吃甜甜的___。
The sentence means 'I like to eat sweet peaches.' '桃子' fits the context of a sweet fruit.
这个夏天，我们采摘了很多新鲜的___。
The sentence means 'This summer, we picked many fresh peaches.' '桃子' is a fruit often picked in summer.
花园里有棵___树，开满了漂亮的花。
The sentence means 'There is a peach tree in the garden, full of beautiful flowers.' '桃子树' (peach tree) is a common phrase.
他不喜欢吃酸的水果，更喜欢___。
The sentence means 'He doesn't like sour fruits, he prefers peaches.' '桃子' is generally sweet.
妈妈给我买了一个大大的___。
The sentence means 'Mom bought me a big peach.' '桃子' fits as a single item that can be bought.
这种___很软，味道很好。
The sentence means 'This peach is very soft and tastes good.' '桃子' is a fruit that can be soft and delicious.
What fruit do I like to eat?
What is the quality of this peach?
What is being offered?
Read this aloud:
我想买两个桃子。
Focus: 桃子 (táozi)
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Read this aloud:
她不喜欢吃桃子。
Focus: 不喜欢 (bù xǐhuān)
あなたの回答：
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Read this aloud:
桃子是夏天最好的水果之一。
Focus: 最好的 (zuì hǎo de)
あなたの回答：
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Write a sentence describing your favorite fruit, using '桃子' (táozi).
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Sample answer
我最喜欢的水果是桃子，它很甜。
Imagine you are at a fruit stand. Write a short sentence asking for two peaches.
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Sample answer
请给我两个桃子。
Describe the color of a typical peach in a short sentence.
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Sample answer
桃子的颜色通常是红色和黄色。
When does the speaker like to eat peaches?
Read this passage:
夏天来了，天气很热。我喜欢吃冰镇的桃子。妈妈给我买了很多桃子。
When does the speaker like to eat peaches?
The first sentence says '夏天来了' (Summer is here) and the speaker says they like to eat peaches in this season.
The first sentence says '夏天来了' (Summer is here) and the speaker says they like to eat peaches in this season.
What does the dog want to eat?
Read this passage:
小狗很喜欢吃水果。它看到桌子上有一个桃子。它想吃桃子。
What does the dog want to eat?
The passage states '它看到桌子上有一个桃子。它想吃桃子。' (It saw a peach on the table. It wants to eat the peach.)
The passage states '它看到桌子上有一个桃子。它想吃桃子。' (It saw a peach on the table. It wants to eat the peach.)
What are two qualities of this peach?
Read this passage:
这个桃子很新鲜，也很甜。我把它送给我的朋友。
What are two qualities of this peach?
The passage says '这个桃子很新鲜，也很甜。' (This peach is very fresh and also very sweet.)
The passage says '这个桃子很新鲜，也很甜。' (This peach is very fresh and also very sweet.)
This sentence means 'This is a peach.' The standard order is Subject-Verb-Object.
This sentence means 'I like to eat peaches.' The verb '喜欢' (like) is followed by the action '吃桃子' (eat peaches).
This sentence means 'That peach is very sweet.' '那个' (that) comes before '桃子' (peach), and '很' (very) modifies '甜' (sweet).
夏天到了，我最喜欢吃新鲜的___。
The sentence talks about a favorite fruit in summer. Peaches are a popular summer fruit.
奶奶在院子里种了几棵___树。
People plant fruit trees. '桃子树' (peach tree) makes sense in this context.
这个___又大又甜，非常好吃。
The sentence describes something as big and sweet, which fits a peach.
她喜欢把___切成块，做成沙拉。
Peaches are often cut into pieces and used in salads.
小猴子最爱吃红红的___。
Monkeys are often associated with eating peaches.
妈妈给我买了一个漂亮的___形蛋糕。
A '桃子形' (peach-shaped) cake is a common type of cake decoration.
Choose the correct sentence: My favorite fruit is peach.
The correct sentence uses 桃子 (táozi) for peach.
Which of these describes a peach?
A peach is typically round, has fuzzy skin, and is sweet.
Which sentence correctly uses '桃子'?
Peaches are typically in season during summer.
桃子 is a type of vegetable.
桃子 (táozi) is a fruit, not a vegetable.
You can make juice from 桃子.
Peach juice is a common beverage.
The skin of 桃子 is usually smooth.
Peaches typically have fuzzy skin.
I like to eat peaches.
This peach is very sweet.
Do you like to eat peaches?
Read this aloud:
我喜欢吃桃子。
Focus: táo zi
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Read this aloud:
这个桃子多少钱？
Focus: duō shǎo qián
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Read this aloud:
我想买一些桃子。
Focus: xiǎng mǎi yī xiē
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Imagine you are at a fruit market in China. Describe how you would ask for three peaches in Chinese.
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Sample answer
你好，请给我三个桃子。
Write a short sentence describing a peach's color and taste in Chinese. (Hint: Peaches can be red/yellow and sweet)
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Sample answer
这个桃子是红色的，很甜。
Your friend asks what your favorite fruit is. Respond in Chinese, mentioning that you like peaches the most.
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Sample answer
我最喜欢的水果是桃子。
妈妈今天买了什么水果？
Read this passage:
妈妈今天买了一些水果。有苹果、香蕉和桃子。她告诉我，桃子是甜的，很好吃。
妈妈今天买了什么水果？
文章中提到“有苹果、香蕉和桃子”，所以是三种水果。
文章中提到“有苹果、香蕉和桃子”，所以是三种水果。
小明为什么喜欢吃桃子？
Read this passage:
小明喜欢吃桃子。他觉得桃子不仅好吃，而且对身体好。他每天都会吃一个桃子。
小明为什么喜欢吃桃子？
文章中写道“他觉得桃子不仅好吃，而且对身体好”。
文章中写道“他觉得桃子不仅好吃，而且对身体好”。
什么时候是吃桃子的好季节？
Read this passage:
夏天是吃桃子的好季节。超市里有很多新鲜的桃子，它们又大又甜。很多人都喜欢在夏天买桃子吃。
什么时候是吃桃子的好季节？
文章第一句就提到“夏天是吃桃子的好季节”。
文章第一句就提到“夏天是吃桃子的好季节”。
This sentence means 'She likes to eat peaches.' The correct order is Subject-Verb-Object.
This sentence means 'This peach is very sweet.' The demonstrative pronoun '这个' comes before the noun '桃子', and '很' is an intensifier before the adjective '甜'.
This sentence means 'I want to buy a few peaches.' The structure is Subject-Verb-Verb-Measure Word-Noun.
夏天是吃新鲜___的好季节。
The sentence talks about a good season to eat fresh fruit. '桃子' (peach) fits the context of a summer fruit.
这棵树上结满了红色的___。
The sentence describes a tree full of red fruit. '桃子' (peach) is a red fruit that grows on trees.
她把洗干净的___切成小块，做成了沙拉。
The sentence indicates cutting a clean item into small pieces for a salad. '桃子' (peach) can be used in a fruit salad.
奶奶喜欢用___来做果酱。
The sentence talks about making jam. '桃子' (peach) is a common fruit used for making jam.
这个___有点硬，可能还没完全成熟。
The sentence describes something hard that might not be fully ripe. '桃子' (peach) fits this description if it's not ripe yet.
在炎热的夏天，吃一个冰镇的___真是太舒服了。
The sentence describes something refreshing to eat in hot summer. A chilled '桃子' (peach) is a common refreshing treat.
Choose the correct sentence: That tree bears many peaches.
结 (jiē) is the correct verb for a tree bearing fruit. 有 (yǒu) means 'to have', 生长 (shēngzhǎng) means 'to grow', and 制造 (zhìzào) means 'to manufacture'.
Which sentence correctly describes a peach that is ripe and juicy?
又...又... (yòu... yòu...) means 'both... and...'. 大 (dà) means 'big' and 甜 (tián) means 'sweet', which are common qualities of a ripe, juicy peach. 老 (lǎo) means 'old', 酸 (suān) means 'sour', 硬 (yìng) means 'hard', 苦 (kǔ) means 'bitter', 小 (xiǎo) means 'small', and 涩 (sè) means 'astringent'.
How would you ask if someone likes to eat peaches?
喜欢 (xǐhuān) means 'to like' and 吃 (chī) means 'to eat'. The phrase 你喜欢吃桃子吗？ (Nǐ xǐhuān chī táozi ma?) directly translates to 'Do you like to eat peaches?'. 喝 (hē) is 'to drink', 想要 (xiǎngyào) is 'to want', and 高兴 (gāoxìng) is 'happy'.
In Chinese culture, peaches are sometimes associated with longevity and immortality.
Yes, peaches are indeed a symbol of longevity and immortality in Chinese culture, often depicted in art and folklore.
The character for 'peach' (桃) can be combined with other characters to form words like 'peach blossom' (桃花).
That's right. 桃 (táo) combines with 花 (huā), meaning 'flower', to form 桃花 (táohuā), which means 'peach blossom'.
If someone offers you a 'peach' in China, it always refers to the fruit and never has any other symbolic meaning.
This is false. While it usually refers to the fruit, peaches can carry symbolic meanings, especially in traditional contexts, such as wishes for longevity.
Listen for the description of the peach.
What does she like to eat in summer?
Where did peaches originally come from?
Read this aloud:
我妈妈最喜欢的水果是桃子。
Focus: 桃子 (táozi)
あなたの回答：
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Read this aloud:
你可以帮我买几个新鲜的桃子吗？
Focus: 新鲜的 (xīnxiān de)
あなたの回答：
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Read this aloud:
这个季节的桃子特别好吃，多吃点。
Focus: 季节 (jìjié)
あなたの回答：
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Imagine you're at a fruit market in China. Describe how you would ask for peaches, ensuring you get ripe ones. Include details about how to choose them. (Around 50-70 characters in Chinese)
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Sample answer
老板，请问有熟的桃子吗？我想买一些甜的。怎么才能选到最好的桃子呢？
Your friend wants to make a peach dessert. Write a short message to them suggesting a simple peach recipe. (Around 50-70 characters in Chinese)
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Sample answer
你可以做个桃子沙拉，或者把桃子烤一下，加点蜂蜜和酸奶，很简单又好吃！
You just ate a delicious peach. Write a social media post expressing your enjoyment and describing its taste. (Around 50-70 characters in Chinese)
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Sample answer
今天吃的这个桃子太好吃了！又甜又多汁，真的让人心情愉悦。强力推荐！
文章中作者最喜欢的水果是什么？
Read this passage:
夏天到了，我最喜欢吃的水果就是桃子。它不仅味道甜美，而且营养丰富。妈妈经常用桃子做各种甜点，比如桃子派和桃子冰沙。每次都能吃到新鲜的桃子，真是幸福。
文章中作者最喜欢的水果是什么？
文章第一句明确指出“我最喜欢吃的水果就是桃子”。
文章第一句明确指出“我最喜欢吃的水果就是桃子”。
桃子在中国文化中象征着什么？
Read this passage:
桃子是一种古老的水果，原产于中国。它在中国文化中有着特殊的意义，象征着长寿和好运。在一些传统节日里，人们会把桃子作为礼物送给亲朋好友，表达美好的祝愿。
桃子在中国文化中象征着什么？
文章中提到“它在中国文化中有着特殊的意义，象征着长寿和好运”。
文章中提到“它在中国文化中有着特殊的意义，象征着长寿和好运”。
根据文章，以下哪种方法不能帮助你选择好桃子？
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选择好桃子有几个小技巧。首先，看颜色，成熟的桃子通常颜色鲜艳。其次，闻味道，有清香的桃子比较新鲜。最后，摸手感，稍微有点软的桃子口感会更好。
根据文章，以下哪种方法不能帮助你选择好桃子？
文章中提到的选择桃子的技巧包括看颜色、闻味道和摸手感，没有提及摇晃桃子听声音。
文章中提到的选择桃子的技巧包括看颜色、闻味道和摸手感，没有提及摇晃桃子听声音。
她喜欢在夏天吃多汁的___。
这句话表示她喜欢在夏天吃多汁的水果，根据提供的词汇，桃子是正确的选择。
这个花园里种满了各种果树，尤其是那几棵___树，结出的果实又大又甜。
句子描述花园里的果树，特别是结出又大又甜果实的树，桃子符合描述。
我想用新鲜的___做一份沙拉。
句意是想用新鲜水果做沙拉，桃子是合适的选择。
在中国的传统文化中，___常被视为长寿和吉祥的象征。
桃子在中国文化中是长寿和吉祥的象征。
她小心翼翼地剥开___的皮，露出了里面香甜的果肉。
句子描述剥开水果皮露出香甜果肉的情景，桃子是常见的被剥皮食用的水果。
这盘水果中，我最喜欢吃那个红彤彤的___。
句子描述喜欢吃盘子里红色的水果，桃子符合这个描述，且口感香甜。
她想买些新鲜的___，做桃子派。
这句话的意思是“她想买些新鲜的桃子，做桃子派。”，所以选择“桃子”是正确的。
这个季节的___又大又甜，非常受欢迎。
根据上下文，提到“又大又甜，非常受欢迎”，桃子在夏季非常符合这个描述。
虽然她对水果过敏，但她还是忍不住尝了一口甜美的___。
在所有选项中，桃子是一种常见且甜美的水果，符合句中描述。
在汉语中，“桃子”常用来形容女性面颊红润。
是的，汉语中有“桃腮杏眼”的说法，其中“桃腮”就是指像桃子一样红润的脸颊。
西游记中孙悟空偷吃的蟠桃，和普通的桃子是同一种水果。
虽然都是桃子，但西游记中的蟠桃是神话传说中的仙果，具有延年益寿的功效，与普通桃子在文化意义上有所不同。
在中国文化中，桃子象征着长寿和吉祥。
是的，桃子在中国传统文化中确实有长寿和吉祥的寓意，尤其是在祝寿时常用到。
Imagine you are describing your favorite fruit to a Chinese friend. Write a short paragraph about why you like peaches, using 桃子 at least twice.
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我最喜欢的水果是桃子。我喜欢桃子的甜味和多汁。夏天的时候，我经常吃桃子，感觉非常棒！
You're at a fruit stand in China. Write a sentence to ask for two kilograms of peaches. Make sure to use appropriate measure words.
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老板，请给我两公斤桃子。
Describe a time you ate a peach that was particularly delicious or memorable. What made it so special?
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去年夏天，我在农场吃了一个桃子，它是我吃过最甜的桃子。那个味道让我现在还记忆犹新。
根据这段文字，桃子在中国文化中象征着什么？
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在中国文化中，桃子象征着长寿和好运。在一些传统节日，人们会互相赠送桃子，以表达美好的祝愿。寿桃（shòutáo）是一种制作成桃子形状的点心，常常在生日宴会上出现。
根据这段文字，桃子在中国文化中象征着什么？
文章中明确提到“桃子象征着长寿和好运”。
文章中明确提到“桃子象征着长寿和好运”。
根据这段文字，如何挑选好的桃子？
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夏天是桃子成熟的季节。不同品种的桃子有不同的风味，有些甜度高，有些则带有微酸。挑选桃子时，通常会选择颜色鲜艳、手感沉甸甸的。
根据这段文字，如何挑选好的桃子？
文章中提到“挑选桃子时，通常会选择颜色鲜艳、手感沉甸甸的”。
文章中提到“挑选桃子时，通常会选择颜色鲜艳、手感沉甸甸的”。
这段文字主要介绍了桃子的什么用途？
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桃子不仅可以直接食用，还可以用来制作各种美味的甜点和饮品，比如桃子派、桃子冰沙和桃子果酱。这些食品在炎热的夏天尤其受欢迎。
这段文字主要介绍了桃子的什么用途？
文章中明确指出“桃子不仅可以直接食用，还可以用来制作各种美味的甜点和饮品”。
文章中明确指出“桃子不仅可以直接食用，还可以用来制作各种美味的甜点和饮品”。
This sentence describes the taste of fresh peaches. The adjective '新鲜的' (fresh) modifies '桃子' (peach), and '味道甜美' (tastes sweet) describes its flavor.
This sentence explains how she likes to prepare peaches. The '把' construction indicates that the object '桃子' (peaches) is being acted upon by the verb '切成' (cut into).
This sentence indicates that it's the season for peaches to ripen. '这个季节' (this season) is the subject, and '桃子成熟的时候' (the time when peaches ripen) describes what this season is.
那棵树结满了甜美的___，令人垂涎欲滴。
句子描述的是一种果实，选项中只有“桃子”符合语境。
在炎热的夏天，没有什么比一个冰镇的___更能解渴了。
桃子是夏天常见的解渴水果之一。
她非常喜欢吃___，尤其是那种汁多肉甜的品种。
根据语境，这句话是在描述一个人喜欢吃的水果，桃子是其中一种。
传说中，吃了王母娘娘的___可以长生不老。
神话传说中，王母娘娘的桃子特指“蟠桃”。
这个季节的___又大又圆，口感非常好。
句子描述的是水果的特点，桃子符合“又大又圆”的描述。
她用新鲜的___做了一道美味的甜点。
桃子常被用来制作甜点。
她用桃子做了什么？
这句话的意思是“她用桃子做了桃子酱”。
这个季节桃子的产量如何？
这句话的意思是“这个季节桃子的产量很高”。
他喜欢吃什么颜色的桃子？
这句话的意思是“他喜欢吃粉红色的桃子”。
桃子通常在夏天成熟。
桃子通常在夏季结果并成熟。
桃子是柑橘类水果。
桃子属于蔷薇科李属植物，不是柑橘类水果。
吃桃子有助于补充维生素C。
桃子富含维生素C。
The peach tastes a bit astringent, it might not be fully ripe yet.
Grandma always says that eating more peaches is good for the skin and can give you a healthy complexion.
I like to slice peaches and eat them with yogurt for a healthy breakfast.
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这个季节的桃子个大饱满，汁多味甜，简直是人间美味。
Focus: 个大饱满 (gè dà bǎo mǎn)
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他送来一篮子刚从树上摘下来的桃子，还带着露水呢。
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我记得小时候，夏天最期待的就是能吃到冰镇的桃子。
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你认为在中国文化中，桃子象征着什么？请用中文描述其常见的象征意义。
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在中国文化中，桃子常被视为长寿和好运的象征。在神话故事中，西王母的蟠桃能使人长生不老，因此桃子也代表着仙气和吉祥。
请用中文写一段话，描述你最喜欢的一种桃子，并说明你为什么喜欢它。
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我最喜欢水蜜桃。它的果肉丰满多汁，甜而不腻，带着淡淡的清香。夏天能吃到冰镇的水蜜桃，感觉非常幸福。
除了直接食用，桃子在中国菜肴或饮品中还有哪些常见用法？请举例说明。
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除了直接食用，桃子还可以用来制作甜点，比如桃子蛋糕或桃酥。桃胶是一种由桃树分泌的天然树胶，常用于制作甜品，有美容养颜的功效。此外，桃子也可以榨汁饮用。
根据这段文字，以下哪项关于桃子的说法是正确的？
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在中国古代文学中，桃子是一个反复出现的主题。例如，《诗经》中有“桃之夭夭，灼灼其华”的诗句，描绘了桃花盛开的景象，常用来比喻女子出嫁时的美丽。而在《西游记》中，孙悟空偷吃蟠桃的故事更是家喻户晓，蟠桃被赋予了长生不老的寓意。这些文学作品不仅丰富了桃子的文化内涵，也使其在中国人的心中占据了特殊的地位。
根据这段文字，以下哪项关于桃子的说法是正确的？
文章明确提到“这些文学作品不仅丰富了桃子的文化内涵”，其他选项与文章内容不符。
文章明确提到“这些文学作品不仅丰富了桃子的文化内涵”，其他选项与文章内容不符。
这段文字主要介绍了桃子的哪些方面？
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桃子不仅美味，营养价值也高。它富含维生素C、膳食纤维和抗氧化剂，有助于增强免疫力，促进消化，并对皮肤健康有益。然而，桃子性温，体质燥热或容易上火的人不宜多食。此外，桃子表面的绒毛可能引起过敏，食用前最好清洗干净。
这段文字主要介绍了桃子的哪些方面？
文章详细说明了桃子的营养成分和对健康的好处，同时也提到了食用桃子的注意事项。
文章详细说明了桃子的营养成分和对健康的好处，同时也提到了食用桃子的注意事项。
根据这段文字，黄桃与水蜜桃相比，有哪些不同之处？
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最近，一种名为“黄桃”的新品种桃子在中国市场广受欢迎。与传统的水蜜桃相比，黄桃的果肉呈金黄色，口感更加紧实，甜度更高，更适合加工成果酱、罐头等产品。由于其独特的风味和用途，黄桃的市场需求持续增长，农民种植黄桃的积极性也随之提高。
根据这段文字，黄桃与水蜜桃相比，有哪些不同之处？
文章明确指出“黄桃的果肉呈金黄色，口感更加紧实，甜度更高”，并且“更适合加工成果酱、罐头等产品”。
文章明确指出“黄桃的果肉呈金黄色，口感更加紧实，甜度更高”，并且“更适合加工成果酱、罐头等产品”。
This sentence means 'Fresh peaches taste really good.' The correct order is adjective + noun + taste + adverb + adjective.
This sentence means 'She likes to eat sweet peaches.' The correct order is subject + verb + verb + adjective + noun.
This sentence means 'This season is when peaches are harvested.' The correct order is demonstrative + noun + verb + noun + noun phrase.
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Pronunciation Practice for 桃子
Say táo zi out loud. The first character 桃 (táo) has a rising tone (second tone), and 子 (zi) is a neutral tone. Practice saying it slowly at first, then at a normal speed.
Visual Association for Peach
When you think of a peach, picture the Chinese characters 桃子. You can even draw a simple peach next to the characters in your notes.
Sentence Building with 桃子
Try to form a simple sentence: 我喜欢吃桃子 (Wǒ xǐhuān chī táozi) - I like to eat peaches.
Related Words for Fruit
Learn other fruit words alongside 桃子 to build your vocabulary: 苹果 (píngguǒ) - apple, 香蕉 (xiāngjiāo) - banana.
例文
夏天是吃桃子的好时节。
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多一点儿
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