| 单词 | cassava |
| 释义 | cassava noun[U] uk/kəˈsɑː.və/us/kəˈsɑː.və/(alsomanioc) aSouthAmericanplantwithlargeroots, or atypeofflourmade from theseroots 木薯；木薯粉 EddWestmacott/ iStock / Getty Images Plus/GettyImages Crop plants & economic plants
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