ginkgo
ginkgo 英 [ˈgɪŋkgəʊ] 美 [ˈgɪŋkgoʊ]
n. [植] 银杏；银杏树
名词复数:ginkgos
- A ginkgo is a Chinese tree with yellow flowers and fan-shaped leaves. These trees have been around since the dinosaurs roamed the earth, and now are often planted for decoration or used medicinally.
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- n. [植] 银杏；银杏树
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1. ginkgo is gaining recognition as a brain tonic that enhances memory because of its positive effects on the vascular system, especially in the cerebellum.
由于对血管系统，特别是小脑的正面影响，银杏是作为一种增强记忆的脑补剂获得承认。
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2. ginkgo also acts as a powerful antioxidant and contributes to the oxidation of free radicals which are believed to contribute to premature aging and dementia.
银杏还可作为一种强抗氧化剂并有助于自由基的氧化。 自由基是被认为有助于早衰和老年痴呆症。
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3. In the last 30 years, more that 300 studies have given clinical evidence that ginkgo prevents and benefits many problems throughout the entire body.
在过去的30年里，超过300个临床研究提供的证据已显示，银杏防止并改善许多人体整体的问题。
- ginkgo (n.) 1773, from Japanese ginkyo, from Chinese yin-hing, from yin "silver" + hing "apricot" (Sino-Japanese kyo). Introduced to New World 1784 by William Hamilton in his garden near Philadelphia; also formerly known as the maidenhair-tree, from resemblance of the tree's leaves to those of the fern.
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