First, pronounce English: [/str? /]; United States: [/str? /]
Second, Chinese translation? Straw; Straw (for drinking drinks); Wheat straw; Straw (dried after harvest); A straw (or wheat straw, straw)
Straw is dominant; Fake; Made of straw [straw]; Scarecrow-like (as body double)
Third, the plural form: straw.
Fourth, phrase collocation.
A mattress full of straw?
straw hat
Straw bag straw bag
Straw mat
straw mushroom
Bilingual examples of verbs (abbreviation of verb)
1. Me? Is it okay? Even? Get? What about you? A straw? What if? What about you? Want it. ?
I can even give you a straw to drink.
2. So what? Rob? Answer? A straw? And then what? Take? Answer? Drink it. ?
So find a straw and start drinking.
3. Who am I? Will it? Pay? What about you? Straw ?
I will give you a straw.
4.love? Is it? One? Drink? And then what? Two? Straw ?
Love is a bottle of drink and two straws.
5. I will? Take? Water? With what? Answer? Straw
I want clean water with a straw.
6. He drinks through a straw.
He drinks through a straw.
Use of intransitive verbs
1. As a noun, it means straw, straw and worthless things;
As an adjective, it means straw, which is worthless.