The mulberry trees bare and the fields were brown.

桑树光秃秃的，田野也是片荒凉。

" There are the mulberry trees, and there is the little silkworm house where Mother used to 'i raise them."

“那里有桑树，还有妈妈过去常养它们的小蚕屋。”

They were sago palms, vegetation that grows without being cultivated; like mulberry trees, they reproduce by means of shoots and seeds.

这是西米树，是不用种植就生长起来的植物，像桑树那样，由于自己的嫩枝和种子，不需人工，自然繁殖滋长。

Under a white mulberry tree there was an old wagon-seat.

在一棵白桑树下， 有一个旧马车座。

The paper mulberry tree is only grown for tapa making.

纸桑树仅用于制作西班牙小吃。

When they used clothing, they made their fabric from bark cloth, which usually came from the paper mulberry tree.

当他们穿衣服时， 他们用树皮布做布料，树皮布通常来自纸桑树。

Snow blanketed every rooftop and weighed on the branches of the stunted mulberry trees that lined our street.

雪花覆盖了每一个屋顶，矮小的桑椹树在我们这条街排开，树枝上也堆满了积雪。

The cultivation of mulberry trees, and the breeding of silk-worms, seem not to have been common in the northern parts of Italy before the sixteenth century.

16 世纪以前， 桑树的种植和蚕的养殖在意大利北部地区似乎并不普遍。

Well, tapacloth is made from several species of tree in the Pacific, the paper mulberry tree is most common, but it doesn't thrive in all conditions.

嗯 毯布是由太平洋的几种树木制成的 其中最常见的是纸桑树 但它并不是在所有条件下都能茁壮成长。

We know that when Mari migrated here from the other Pacific Islands, they were prepared to make tapper, because they brought the paper mulberry tree with them.

我们知道 当马里人从其他太平洋岛屿迁移到这里时 他们准备制作纸浆 因为他们带来了纸桑树。

Although the Polynesians had brought some of their own plants, like the coconut and the paper mulberry tree, the Hawaiian diet was based on the taro plant, yams, and marine animals.

虽然波利尼西亚人带来了一些他们自己的植物，如椰子和纸桑树，但夏威夷人的饮食以芋头植物、山药和海洋动物为主。

Beside the house, shading it in summer, stood three mulberry trees, the fledged leaves that would later be broad and placid as the palms of hands streaming flatly undulant upon the driving air.

在房子旁边，夏天遮荫的是三棵桑树，羽翼丰满的叶子后来变得宽阔而平静，就像手掌在驾驶的空气中平缓地起伏。

When Emil reached the lower corner by the hedge, Marie was sitting under her white mulberry tree, the pailful of cherries beside her, looking off at the gentle, tireless swelling of the wheat.

当埃米尔走到树篱旁的下角时，玛丽正坐在她的白色桑树下，她旁边是一桶桶樱桃，看着小麦温柔、不知疲倦地膨胀。

Marco wrote that paper money was made from the bark of " the mulberry tree, the leaves of which are the food of silkworms … " The bigger the piece of paper money, the more it was worth.

马可写道，纸币是用“桑树的树皮制成的，桑树的叶子是蚕的食物… … ”纸币越大，价值就越高。