茯苓英语怎么说及英文翻译

⑴ 草本茶的相关英语翻译

您好, 可以参考以下翻译:

注: With 可以翻成”与”，或“随著”一起…要看整体是什麼了，这里由您自行决定。还有您上文最後一句的>With Elecuthero, Astragalus, Fo-Ti & Poria是重覆的部份吧? (总之翻译是 >随著刺五加，黄芪，何首乌及茯苓)

全文内容:

1 随著三七人参和中国药草
2 随著刺五加，黄芪，何首乌及茯苓
3 中国银杏与天然无咖啡因绿茶

如今您可以全心享受银杏，绿茶，和中国草药的好处，而再也不用担心咖啡因的问题！我们的绿茶是经过二氧化碳的自然过程来消除咖啡因及保持对绿茶有益的抗氧化剂。

银杏叶是一种独特的树种，至今无同类或近亲，是一个活化石。而活化石物种都曾面临过生存上的重大灭绝事件。银杏种的年龄目前估计为约2.7亿年。银杏树寿命很长，有一些树木听说都已有两千五百多岁以上。银杏在中国也已被栽植了许多个世纪。

此茶是由在中国受人爱戴及推崇的药草所制成的，而药材有银杏，人参，刺五加，黄芪，茯苓，何首乌，以及甘草。

人参含有人参皂甙两侧和刺五加（通常被称为“西伯利亚人参” ）含有刺五加两侧，属性与人参皂甙非常相似。

中国药草师认为它们是能益气提神的健康草药。专家建议一天可喝三杯或三杯以上的绿茶。一天中可随时随地，以热或冰，或尝试加入柠檬和您最喜欢的甜味剂，来享用这美味的茶。

语言：英语(美国) ; 远东语系：简体中文(中国); 亚非语系：阿拉伯语（沙特阿拉伯）

⑵ 金针菇的英文是什么

金针菇的英文是needle mushroom。

金针菇别名冬菇、朴蕈、绒毛柄金钱菌等，属真菌门、担子菌亚门、层菌纲、伞菌目、口蘑科、金钱菌属。金针菇在自然界广为分布，中国、日本、俄罗斯、欧洲、北美洲、澳大利亚等地均有种植。金针菇在我国分布广泛，栽培历史十分悠久，北起黑龙江，南至云南，东起江苏，西至新疆均适合金针菇的生长。

白金针菇以其菌盖滑嫩、柄脆、营养丰富、味美适口而著称于世。据分析表明，每百克鲜金针菇中含维生素B253.2毫克，维生素C10.9毫克。

每百克干金针菇中含蛋白质13克，碳水化合物52克，矿物质7.56克，还含有胡萝卜素、多种氨基酸和核酸。金针菇含有人体必需氨基酸成分较全，尤其是赖氨酸和精氨酸的含量特别高，有益于儿童脑细胞的发育，因此国外称其为增智菇。

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由于金针菇味道鲜美、营养丰富、口感特殊，长期以来，以金针菇为原料开发的产品众多，主要种类分为鲜食及菜肴、传统及初级加工产品、利用生物工程等高新技术深加工产品。

作为药食两用的保健蔬菜，金针菇大部分用于鲜食。将金针菇鲜品水分挤开，放入沸水锅内烫漂数分钟后捞起，凉拌、炒、炝、熘、烧、炖、煮、蒸、做汤均可，亦可作为荤素菜的配料使用。金针菇入菜可做成鸡脯拌金针、金针炒鸡丝、金针菇豆苗竹笋汤等菜肴。

⑶ 英语菜单翻译

1、Spring Rolls——春卷

2、Lobster slices——龙虾片

3、Fried Wonton——龙虾片

4、Fried seaweed——炸海带

5、Shrimps toast——虾仁吐司

6、Shrimps Xiao Mai——小虾虾

7、Steamed mplings with vegetables——蔬菜包

8、Mais soup——美人汤

9、Wonton soup——馄饨汤

10、Hot and sour soup——酸辣汤

11、Soya noodles soup with pork——猪肉豆面汤

12、Chicken soup with mushrooms——香菇鸡汤

13、Shark fin soup——鱼翅羹

14、Crab meat soup with asparagus——芦笋蟹肉汤

15、Steamed plain rice——蒸白饭

16、Rice with curry sauce——咖哩饭

17、Fried cantonese rice——炸粤饭

18、Fried rice with chicken——鸡炒饭

19、Fried rice with shrimps——虾仁炒饭

20、Fried rice with pineapple——泰式菠萝炒饭

21、Fried noodles soft or crisp——酥脆炒面

22、Soya noodles with meat or vegetbles——肉或蔬菜面条

23、Rice noodles with meat or shrimps——肉糜米粉

24、Rice noodles with meat——肉米粉

25、Rice noodles with shrimps——虾米米粉

26、Rice mplings with vegetables——蔬菜粽子

27、Fried shrimps——炸虾仁

28、Shrimps with curry sauce——咖喱虾

29、hrimps with vegetables——蔬菜瘦肉精

30、Shrimps with chili sauce——辣味虾

31、Shrimps with sweet and sour sauce——糖醋虾仁

32、Cuttle - Fisch, with celery or hot——乌贼，芹菜或辣

33、Imperial fried prawns——帝国炒大虾

34、Stewed prawns with soya sauce——红烧对虾

35、Prawns in hot plate——烧烤对虾

36、Prawns with chili sauce——辣酱大虾

37、Fried chicken——炸鸡

38、Chicken with curry sauce——咖喱鸡肉

39、Chicken with lemon sauce——柠檬汁鸡

40、Chicken with pineapple——菠萝鸡

41、Sweet and sour chicken——甜酸鸡

42、Chicken with almonds——杏仁鸡

43、Chicken with chili sauce——辣酱鸡

44、Chicken with soya sprout——大豆芽炒鸡丁

45、Chicken with mushrooms and bamboo——冬菇竹子鸡

46、Roasted ck——烤鸭

47、Sweet and sour ck——糖醋鸭

48、Duck with mushrooms and bamboo——香菇竹鸭

49、Sweet and sour park——糖醋公园

50、Pork with chili sauce——辣椒酱猪肉

51、Pork with vegetables——蔬菜猪肉

52、Pork with mushrooms and bamboo——冬菇竹子猪肉

53、Fried pork ribs——炸排骨

54、Sweet and sour pork ribs——糖醋小排骨

55、Beef with curry sauce——咖喱牛肉

56、MBeef with vegetables——蔬菜牛肉

57、Beef with celery——芹菜炒牛肉

58、Beef with onions——洋葱牛肉

59、Beef with green pepper——青椒牛肉

60、Beef with oyster sauce——蚝油牛肉

61、Beef with chili sauce——辣酱牛肉

62、Beef with mushrooms and bamboo——冬菇牛肉

63、Soya sprouts——豆芽

64、Steamed vegetables——蒸菜

65、Chinese mushrooms and bamboo——香菇竹

66、Stewed Tau fu (soya cheese)——炖豆腐（大豆奶酪）

67、Stewed Tau fu with vegetables——

68、Cococake——蔬菜炖茯苓

69、Soya bean cake——椰香蛋糕

70、Mixed chinese fruits——豆饼

71、Ananas, apple and pineapple (fried or kandy)——中国杂交水果

72、Sauce (sweet sour, chili and soya)——酱（甜酸、辣椒、大豆）

73、Wine, beer, soft drink and mineralwater,Chinese tea——葡萄酒，啤酒，软饮料和矿泉水，中国茶

74、spirit and Sakè (bottle)——精神与萨克（瓶）

⑷ 翻译的英语高手麻烦帮我下！

There are over 70,000 identified species of fungus, including various types of mushrooms, molds, truffles, rusts and yeasts; some estimates of total species count (including unidentified varieties) lie in the 1.5 million range. Despite being such a large and diverse group, there are actually relatively few harmful fungi. And out of these few harmful varieties, most are low risk. However, there are some fungal infections that may lead to serious complications, especially in people with suppressed immune systems, like those with HIV.

Dermatophytes
1． Dermatophytes are a group of fungi that include several related dermatophytosis (ringworm or tinea) causing species. Infection may occur at many places on the skin and nails; athlete's foot and jock itch are some of the most common forms of tinea. The primary symptom of athlete's foot is scaly, itchy and peeling skin of the foot and toes. Jock itch usually takes the form of a burning rash between the legs. Ringworm creates red, slightly raised rings on the skin. Some forms of dermatophytosis can cause hair loss or even severe lesions. Most dermatophyte fungi are spread via skin-to-skin contact or contact with infectious, shed skin cells.

Candida
2． Candida is a genus of yeast fungus, some of whose members cause a condition called candidiasis. According to the University of Adelaide's mycology department, candidiasis "may be localized to the mouth, throat, skin, scalp, vagina, fingers, nails, bronchi, lungs or the gastrointestinal tract, or become systemic as in septicemia, endocarditis and meningitis." Cutaneous infections take the form of pink to red rash-like lesions that usually converge, forming one or a few large lesions. Candidiasis is most common in newborns, the elderly and those with compromised immune systems. The worst and most dangerous forms are opportunistic, affecting only those with conditions like HIV, leukemia and lymphoma.

Cryptococcus
3． Cryptococcus is yeast-like fungi that can cause cryptococcosis, a chronic pulmonary, systemic or meningitic disease. The primary culprit is the C. neoformans variety, although a few other species in the Cryptococcus group are occasionally responsible. C. neoformans almost solely affects immunocompromised (HIV, etc.) hosts, most often causing meningitis but sometimes leading to secondary ulcerative skin infections. A cryptoccocis-causing offshoot of C. neoformans is C. gattii, which is geographically restricted to places like Mexico, Australia and southern California, and affects those with healthy immune systems. C. gattii cryptococcosis causes brain and lung lesions, and usually results in death.

Aspergillus
4． Aspergillus, a mold, is found many places worldwide, though most healthy indivials are naturally immune to aspergillus spores in the air. However, those with asthma or fungal sensitivities can experience increased asthma-like conditions. People who have had recent lung illnesses are especially susceptible to aspergilloma, an aspergillus disease which causes the formation of a fungal ball within a lung cavity, sometimes leading to the coughing up of blood. Invasive aspergillosis can form in those with compromised immune systems and will often lead to death.

Stachybotrys Chartarum
5． Stachybotrys chartarum is a fairly common outdoor mold that is sometimes found indoors in high moisture areas on wood, paper, sheetrock and other cellulose materials. It really only becomes a problem indoors; when spores in the air are inhaled in large or continuous doses, they can cause flu-like symptoms and sometimes coughing up of blood.

Poisonous Mushrooms
6． As they must be ingested eaten in order to cause harm, the dangers of poisonous mushrooms are much easier to avoid than some other harmful fungi. Beginning mushroom pickers should consult experienced pickers, or at least an extensive field guide, for proper identification. Most toxic mushrooms will only cause upset stomach or diarrhea, but some can lead to complete kidney failure and death. Some potentially deadly species to identify and avoid are false morels, galerinas and certain amanitas. Jack-o-lantern and green-spored lepiota mushrooms are somewhat poisonous but not deadly. If you think you have found an edible mushroom, first check some kind of guide for any possible harmful lookalike species.

问题补充：正确写法是：体股癣
体癣：Tinea cruris
股癣：Tinea corporis

Tinea corporis
Synonyms
(Ringworm of the body)

Definition
The key characteristic of Tinea corporis is that the fungus involves the glabrous (relatively hairless) skin. The infection is limited to the stratum corneum of the epidermis. Vellus hair (the fine hair present on glabrous skin) may be invaded, and the hair follicle may serve as a reservoir for the fungus. Tinea pedis,Tinea manuum, and Tinea cruris refer to Tinea corporis that is limited to the foot, hand, and groin, respectively. There is otherwise little special about them. History lesson: The term tinea has an interesting origin. A worm of a moth would sometimes grow on a woolen blanket. The resulting round holes were similar to the rounded lesions seen on the skin of patients. The genus name for the moth was Tinea, and thus this name was used as part of the Latin binomials naming these infections.

Epidemiology
Transmission of tinea corporis may occur from direct contact with infected animals (especially cats and dogs), infected humans, or contaminated fomites such as furniture and clothing. Like many other fungal skin infections, warmth and humidity favor the occurrence of this infection. Therefore, tropical and subtropical regions have a higher incidence of tinea corporis.

Tinea imbricata is an unusual form of Tinea corporis caused by T. concentricum. This form of Tinea is characterized by ring-like growth in overlapping circles that may have an autosomal dominant genetic predisposition. This may explain its geographic restriction to certain regions of the Far East, South Pacific, and South and Central America.

Clinical manifestations
Tinea corporis can present on any area of the body. Zoophilic organisms commonly affect exposed areas like the face, neck and arms. Oppositely, anthropophilic organisms classically affect occluded areas of the skin or areas of trauma. In regards to the clinical appearance, multiple varieties have been described, and to make things a little more confusing, many of them have distinct names although they are all forms of tinea corporis!

The classical and more common clinical variety in which annular lesions have active, erythematous and spreading borders with central clearing is called in common parlanceringworm and scientifically,tinea circinata. When herpetiform, subcorneal vesicles appear the term "bullous tinea corporis" has been used.

Between 3 to 4% of tinea corporis cases present with an erythematous, scaly rash on the face with or without telangiectasia, atrophy, and photoexacerbation. This clinical form, calledtinea fasciale, may be confused with lupus erythematosis.

When any of these dermatophytoses are treated with corticosteroids, the lesions take on an atypical appearance and lose the characteristic scaling of tinea corporis. Patches, papules, or small noles appear. For this variety the termtinea incognito is used.

Tinea profunda refers to the appearance of subcutaneous abscesses, which are frequently associated with T. mentagrophytes.

Tinea axillaris refers to the involvement of the axillary (armpit) region.

Other atypical inflammatory forms include the appearance of verrucous lesions, kerion-like lesions and/or nolar granulomas (Majocchi's granuloma).

Tinea cruris
ynonyms
(Jock itch, ringworm of the groin)

Definition
Tinea cruris is an acute or chronic infection of the groin, perineum, and perianal region.

Epidemiology
This dermatophytoses is more commonly seen in men. According to Martin et al., the apparent reasons for this include:
The temperature, humidity, and occlusion of the scrotum and groin area, especially related to the clothing, are ideal for the development of these fungi.
Men suffer more frequently from other dermatophytoses, particularly tinea pedis, and cross infection between sites is very common.
Both direct contact between infected indivials and indirect contact with nonliving contaminated objects (towels, clothing, bed linens, urinals, and bed pans) are ways of transmission. Tropical climates and summer months in temperate regions appear to promote higher rates of this infection.

Clinical manifestations
Tinea cruris presents with sharply demarcated lesions with a raised erythematous margin and thin dry epidermal scaling. Papulovesicular lesions may also be present but pustules such as those caused by Candida are very unusual. Lesions classically involve the genitocrural area and medial upper thigh in a symmetrical fashion, but asymmetrical involvement may occur. The scrotum is usually minimally affected, and this is a distinct contrast with infections of this area by Candida ("Intertrigo"). Extension to the pubic area, lower abdomen, buttock, and perianal areas occurs rarely but can be seen, especially if Trichophyton rubrum is the causative agent [1447]. Patients complain initially of intense pruritus, but the lesions will become painful if maceration and superinfection occur. In addition to candidiasis ("intertrigo"), the differential diagnosis also includes lichen simplex and erythrasma.

Prognosis and therapy
Topical therapy is usually enough to cure tinea cruris. Drugs formulated in powders or minimally occlusive cream bases are preferred. Oral antifungal agents such as griseofulvin, terbinafine, ketoconazole, itraconazole or fluconazole are reserved for widespread and severely inflamed cases. Recommended regimens are the same discussed for Tinea corporis.

Rates of relapse for this infection are very high, therefore hygiene measures are crucial for long term success. They should include thorough drying, the use of well-ventilated clothing, and separate towels for the groin area.

Histopathology and laboratory
As mentioned above, tinea cruris is just an anatomic variety of tinea corporis, therefore pathologic and diagnostic considerations are the same.

Mycology (principal dermatophytes)
Epidermophyton floccosum
Microsporum canis
Trichophyton mentagrophytes
Trichophyton rubrum

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