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The chestnuts we eat can be translated as "We eat chestnuts."

Key words: chestnuts: English? [? t？ esn？ t]？ Beautiful? [? t？ esn？ t]？

Chestnuts; Chestnuts; [Horticulture] Chestnut tree; Chestnut horse

chestnut

(chestnut) name; Chestnuts (British)

Related phrases:

Water chestnut cake? Water chestnut cake; Water chestnut cake; Grinding horseshoe cake; Transparent water chestnut cake

Chestnut? Chestnuts; Bark can be used for tanning and dyeing; Leaves can be fed to tussah; hardwood

Buckeye? [Lin]? Aesculus chinensis; Chestnut flower; Mary; Malishu

Chestnut thrush? Gray-headed thrush

Bilingual example:

Me? Will. Are you happy? What if ... Me? Or? Do you hear me? This? Old? Chestnuts. ?

If ... I will feel happy. I can still hear the old saying until now.

Expenses? That? Chestnuts? What is the branch? Covered? Bloom. ?

Chestnut trees spread a crown full of flowers above our heads.