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我总是喜欢种一些红洋葱。用英语怎么说？

我总是喜欢种一些红洋葱。

I always grow a few red onions...

相关词汇
always grow few red onions

always

adv. 总是，老是，永远，始终，常常，不断地；

grow

vt. 种植，扩大，扩展，增加；vi. 生长，渐渐变得，逐渐开始；vt.& vi. （使）留长，蓄长；

few

adj. 很少的，很少，（与复数名词和复数动词连用）有些，几乎没有的；pron. 很少，有些（人、事物、地方），（与复数动词连用）少数人，不和…一般多；n. 很少数；

red

adj. 红色的，（脸）涨红的，烧红的，红头发的；n. 红色，红衣服，红颜料，红葡萄酒；

onions

n. 洋葱（头）（ onion的名词复数 ），（食物）洋葱，葱头；
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