| 释义 |
sac·cha·rum
\ˈsakərəm\ noun
Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, sugar — more at sacchar-
1. capitalized : a genus of large grasses of the Old World tropics resembling reeds and having expanded panicles with very small paired spikelets intermixed with numerous silky hairs — see sugarcane
2. -s [Latin] : sugar: as
a. : sucrose
b. : invert sugar |