Through stubby spinneys of akeake I saw the bend of a river, as silvery as the underside of a fern.(透過矮小的雜樹林我看見河灣，像蕨類植物葉子背面一樣閃著銀光。)

"I'm going to visit Wilbur," Fern announced.(“我要去看威爾伯。”弗恩也宣布道。)

Fern of the canary islands and Madeira.(加那利和馬德拉群島的蕨類。)

Attempting to resolve this contradiction, Harris concludes that Fern employed flowery rhetoric strategically to disguise her subversive goals beneath apparent conventionality.(為了解決這一矛盾，哈里斯得出結(jié)論，弗恩戰(zhàn)略性地使用華麗的修辭，在顯見的常規(guī)之下掩蓋她的顛覆目的。)

Leaves that have tons of tiny hairs, like a fern, can hold spherical water droplets in focus above a leaf's surface.(擁有大量微小絨毛的葉子，如蕨類植物，可以將球形水滴聚集在葉子表面。)

Looking out of a wreath of fern and cloud puffs.(打從蕨草和云朵的花環(huán)里探出頭來。)

The fern spike is the term given to this sudden increase in the abundance of fern spores blown into the oceans around the world.(世界各地的海洋中，蕨類植物的孢子數(shù)量突然增加，這種現(xiàn)象被稱為“蕨類植物峰值”。)

"Take that frog out!" ordered Fern.(“把青蛙拿出來！”芬命令道。)

A staple part of the vegetarian dino-diet was probably horsetails, fern-like plants that were abundant in prehistoric swamps and highly nutritious.(食草恐龍的主要食物可能是馬尾草，這是一種類似于蕨類的植物，在史前的沼澤地帶大量存在，營養(yǎng)豐富。)

But Fern couldn't eat until her pig had had a drink of milk.(但是芬直到她的小豬喝了一杯牛奶才能開始吃早飯。)