单词:bannock
bannock的用法和样例:
例句
- The real treat, though, was bannock bread.不过,真正好吃的是薄麦饼。
- The wall-ring was blackened and twisted like a burnt bannock.墙上的铁环象烤焦的薄饼,变黑了,扭曲变形。
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