蜜(みつ)nectar, honey, honeydew, treacle, molasses, sorbitol (when visible as dark patches inside an apple)

蝶(ちょう)が花(はな)の蜜(みつ)を吸(す)っています。

The butterfly is sucking nectar from the flower. {nectar, honey, honeydew, treacle, molasses, sorbitol (when visible as dark patches inside an apple)}

この花(はな)の蜜(みつ)の役目(やくめ)は虫(むし)を惹(ひ)きつけることである。

The role of the nectar in this flower is to attract insects. {nectar, honey, honeydew, treacle, molasses, sorbitol (when visible as dark patches inside an apple)}

ミツバチは、花(はな)の蜜(みつ)を集(あつ)めて蜂蜜(はちみつ)を作(つく)っています。

Bees are collecting nectar from flowers and making honey. {nectar, honey, honeydew, treacle, molasses, sorbitol (when visible as dark patches inside an apple)}

蜜(みつ)が入(はい)った甘(あま)い林檎(りんご)もいいですが、僕(ぼく)は酸味(さんみ)の強(つよ)い林檎(りんご)の方(ほう)が好(この)みです。

Sweet apples filled with honey are good, but I prefer apples with a strong acidity. {nectar, honey, honeydew, treacle, molasses, sorbitol (when visible as dark patches inside an apple)}

あの怪(あや)しい花(はな)の蜜(みつ)を吸(す)おうものなら、体(からだ)の感覚(かんかく)が可笑(おか)しくなってしまうだろう。

If one were to suck the nectar from that suspicious flower, their bodily sensations would probably become strange. {nectar, honey, honeydew, treacle, molasses, sorbitol (when visible as dark patches inside an apple)}