我的妈妈爱吃南瓜。
We cut pumpkins and play games.
我们切南瓜，玩游戏。
我们在农场上种南瓜。
我们都喜爱白南瓜。
Five pumpkins are having meeting.
五只南瓜在开会。
这些南瓜尝起来很好。
它是用南瓜做的。
We made many lanterns with pumpkins.
我们用南瓜做了很多灯笼。
我可以摘南瓜。
And the five little pumpkins are mine.
这五个小南瓜是我的。
Think of carrots, pumpkins and oranges.
想想胡萝卜、南瓜和橙子。
Autumn is the best season to get pumpkins.
秋天是收获南瓜最好的季节。
There were a lot of pumpkins on the tables.
桌子上有很多南瓜。
Prepare no more big pumpkins for Halloween.
不用再为万圣节准备更多南瓜了。
Once the hot glue dries, the pumpkins are done!
待热胶变干，南瓜就完成了！
You can put candles into pumpkins to make lanterns.
你可以把蜡烛放在南瓜里来制作灯笼。
Some children make lanterns out of pumpkins at Halloween.
有些儿童在万圣节前夕用南瓜做灯笼。
One other painting I really want you to look at is of a young woman surrounded by pumpkins.
另一幅我很想让你们看的画是一个被南瓜围绕的年轻女人。
Carved pumpkins abound this Halloween season, but a decorated gourd dated to 1793 may be the spookiest of them all.
在这个万圣节的季节里，雕刻的南瓜随处可见，但是一个可以追溯到1793年的装饰南瓜可能是所有南瓜中最神秘莫测的。
Believe me, we hobgoblins did our share of mischief—unhinging gates, smashing pumpkins, soaping the library windows with cartoon demons.
相信我，我们妖怪也有恶作剧的份儿——把门拉开，把南瓜砸碎，用肥皂在图书馆窗玻璃上画卡通魔鬼。
It's especially vulnerable to light damage, and by the mid-1990s, Gilardi's pumpkins, roses, and other figures were splitting and crumbling.
它特别容易受到光照的破坏，到20世纪90年代中期，吉拉迪的南瓜、玫瑰和其他雕塑都出现了开裂和破碎。
My dad has a rule that we have to carry our pumpkins back home, and as the eldest child I have an advantage—I carried an 85-pounder back last year.
我父亲有个规定，就是我们必须把南瓜搬回家，作为最大的孩子，我有一个优势——去年我搬回了一个85磅的南瓜。
Last year Illinois grew the most pumpkins.
伊利诺伊州去年种植了最多的南瓜。
白南瓜。
Huge pumpkins like these can sell for ten thousand dollars.
像这样的巨型南瓜可以卖1万美金。
We need some chocolate and some pumpkins for Halloween.
在万圣节前夕，我们需要一些巧克力和南瓜。
We need some chocolate and some pumpkins for Halloween.
在万圣节前夕，我们需要一些巧克力和南瓜。
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