Definition of kaoliang in English:

kaoliang

noun ˈkeɪəʊˌljaŋˌkoulēˈaNG

mass noun

Sorghum of a variety grown in China and used to make dough and alcoholic drinks.
高粱（栽植在中国的高粱属植物的一种，过去常被用于制面和酿酒）
Sorghum bicolor variety nervosum, family Gramineae
Example sentencesExamples
- As for unsalvageable crops, farmers will be paid NT $11 per kilogram of corn and NT $10.5 for kaoliang.
- Recombinant inbred lines were generated from a cross between SRN39, an African caudatum genotype, and SQR, a Chinese kaoliang line.
- It is pointed out that histochemical and cytochemical studies of the hybrids compared with their parents are in urgent need for solving the problems dealing with hybridization of rice and kaoliang.
- This was supplemented with kaoliang and similar grains.
- A liquid fermented product, such as a Taiwan kaoliang wine or a rice wine, is contained in the aging tank.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Chinese gāoliang, from gāo 'high' + liáng 'fine grain'.

Definition of kaoliang in US English:

kaoliang

nounˌkoulēˈaNG

Sorghum of a variety grown in China and used to make dough and alcoholic drinks.
高粱（栽植在中国的高粱属植物的一种，过去常被用于制面和酿酒）
Sorghum bicolor variety nervosum, family Gramineae
Example sentencesExamples
- It is pointed out that histochemical and cytochemical studies of the hybrids compared with their parents are in urgent need for solving the problems dealing with hybridization of rice and kaoliang.
- As for unsalvageable crops, farmers will be paid NT $11 per kilogram of corn and NT $10.5 for kaoliang.
- A liquid fermented product, such as a Taiwan kaoliang wine or a rice wine, is contained in the aging tank.
- Recombinant inbred lines were generated from a cross between SRN39, an African caudatum genotype, and SQR, a Chinese kaoliang line.
- This was supplemented with kaoliang and similar grains.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Chinese gāoliang, from gāo ‘high’ + liáng ‘fine grain’.

词汇	kaoliang
释义	Definition of kaoliang in English: kaoliang noun ˈkeɪəʊˌljaŋˌkoulēˈaNG mass noun Sorghum of a variety grown in China and used to make dough and alcoholic drinks. 高粱（栽植在中国的高粱属植物的一种，过去常被用于制面和酿酒） Sorghum bicolor variety nervosum, family Gramineae Example sentencesExamples As for unsalvageable crops, farmers will be paid NT $11 per kilogram of corn and NT $10.5 for kaoliang. Recombinant inbred lines were generated from a cross between SRN39, an African caudatum genotype, and SQR, a Chinese kaoliang line. It is pointed out that histochemical and cytochemical studies of the hybrids compared with their parents are in urgent need for solving the problems dealing with hybridization of rice and kaoliang. This was supplemented with kaoliang and similar grains. A liquid fermented product, such as a Taiwan kaoliang wine or a rice wine, is contained in the aging tank. Origin Early 20th century: from Chinese gāoliang, from gāo 'high' + liáng 'fine grain'. Definition of kaoliang in US English: kaoliang nounˌkoulēˈaNG Sorghum of a variety grown in China and used to make dough and alcoholic drinks. 高粱（栽植在中国的高粱属植物的一种，过去常被用于制面和酿酒） Sorghum bicolor variety nervosum, family Gramineae Example sentencesExamples It is pointed out that histochemical and cytochemical studies of the hybrids compared with their parents are in urgent need for solving the problems dealing with hybridization of rice and kaoliang. As for unsalvageable crops, farmers will be paid NT $11 per kilogram of corn and NT $10.5 for kaoliang. A liquid fermented product, such as a Taiwan kaoliang wine or a rice wine, is contained in the aging tank. Recombinant inbred lines were generated from a cross between SRN39, an African caudatum genotype, and SQR, a Chinese kaoliang line. This was supplemented with kaoliang and similar grains. Origin Early 20th century: from Chinese gāoliang, from gāo ‘high’ + liáng ‘fine grain’.
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