grow on trees

常見(jiàn)例句

But tofu doesn't exactly grow on trees—I'm guessing it takes a lot of energy to turn fresh soy beans into soft, white stuff.
實(shí)際上豆腐沒(méi)有長(zhǎng)在樹(shù)上，這白白的軟軟的東西是用新鮮的大豆倒弄出來(lái)的。我想這得費(fèi)很大勁。
Cacao pods, which grow on trees, originated in Central and South America.
可可豆莢以樹(shù)的形態(tài)生長(zhǎng)，原産於中南美洲。

Some are "air plants" that grow on trees.
" ...on account of the number of pine trees that grow in the gorge of the mountain in which it is situated.
So trees are actually able to grow on rocks. They have very strong roots."

The highly skilled programmers needed to do the job don't exactly grow on trees.
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