How to read a picnic?

The pronunciation of "picnic" is English [? p？ kn？ k]； Beauty [? p？ kn？ k].

I. Translation:

When used as a noun, it means "picnic", and when used as an intransitive verb, it means "go for a picnic".

Second, phrase collocation:

1, Picnic Chaos: Picnic Fight; Picnic havoc.

2. Picnic blanket: Picnic blanket; Picnic mat; Picnic blanket

3. Picnic stove: Picnic stove.

Third, Chinese etymology:

"Picnic" comes from the French word "pique-nique", which comes from "pique" and has the same etymology as "pick". "nique" may be a homonym for "pique". In the past, it used to refer to a social gathering where everyone prepared a meal, either indoors or outdoors, but now it only refers to outdoor picnics.

Bilingual example:

Would you like to have a picnic with us?

Would you like to have a picnic with us?

We tried to persuade him to go on a picnic with us.

We tried to persuade Luqiao to have a picnic with us.

Are you listening to me about our picnic at the beach?

Our picnic on the beach. Are you listening to me?

I gave primrose an apple, which was left over from our picnic.

An apple left over from our lunch picnic was given to prim to accompany Ross.

Immigration is not an easy task.

Immigration is not an easy task.