花zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • pián zhī tǐ mǒu zhǒng cǎo de xiǎo huā de jiān yìng de、 yòu shí shì jiān ruì de dǐ pán
    The hardened, sometimes sharp base of the floret of certain grasses.
  • měi guó zhòng duō lì shù zhōng de rèn yì yī zhǒng , měi duǒ huā jù sì gè xióng ruǐ , xiàng zǐ liǎng nián chéng shú , yè mài tōng cháng shēn dào yè biān xíng chéng gāng máo。
    any of numerous American oaks having 4 stamens in each floret, acorns requiring two years to mature and leaf veins usually extending beyond the leaf margin to form points or bristles.
  • shù zhǒng jiù dà lù hé měi zhōu lì shù de rèn yī zhǒng , měi huā yòu liù zhì bā xióng xìn , hú guǒ zài yī nián nèi chéng shú , yè mài bù chāo guò biān。
    any of numerous Old World and American oaks having 6 to 8 stamens in each floret, acorns that mature in one year and leaf veins that never extend beyond the margin of the leaf.
  • yòu yuán lín zhí wù 2500 duō zhǒng、 huā huì zhí wù 1500 duō zhǒng， jūn jū quán guó zhī guān， shì zhōng guó nǎi zhì shì jiè zhòng yào de zhí wù jī yīn kù。
    There are over 2500 gardening plants and over 1500 floricultural plants which rank the first in China, making Yunnan the important Gene Tank of plants both domestically and throughout the world.
  • shǔ yú、 guān yú huò bāo hán huā huì zāi péi。
    of or relating to or involving floriculture.
  • mù qián kūn míng yǐ rén gōng zhòngzhí gè zhǒng huā huì shàng wàn mǔ， nián chǎn xiān qiē huā 6 yì duō zhī , kūn míng chéng wèiwǒ guó zhòng yào de huā huì shēng chǎn jī dì hé chū kǒu jī dì， yě shì lǚ yóu、 dù jiǎ de hǎo dì fāng。
    At present, more than 10,000 mu of various flowers have been planted in Kunming with an annual production of over 600 million fresh cut flowers. Kunming is becoming an important base for floriculture production and export.
  • huā qiāng huá lì de、 zhuāng shì xìng de shēng yīn chàn dòng hé huá shēng
    Florid, ornamental vocal trills and runs.
  • huā qiāng yǐ huá lì de zhuāng shì xìng chàn shēng hé huá shēng wéi tè sè de yīnyuè
    Music characterized by florid, ornamental trills and runs.
  • （ huā qiāng de gē shēng huò shū qíng de huā qiāng gē shǒu） jù yòu huá lì de zhuāng shì xìng de shēng yīn chàn dòng hé huá shēng tè zhēng de。
    (of lyric singing or a lyric singer) marked by florid virtuoso trills and runs.
  • wǒ cóng huā diàn dìng gòu liǎo yī gè huā guān。
    I ordered a wreath from the florist.
  • huā jiàng bǎ huā kǔn chéng huā shù。
    The florist bunched the flowers up.
  • huā diàn lǎo bǎn mǎn liǎn wēi xiào dì duì tā shuō： " gōng xǐ！
    The florist smiled and said， "Happy news。
  • rán hòu， bō tōng liǎo huā diàn de diàn huà。
    Then, went to get the tele phone, to call the florist shop.
  • wǒ men dǎ suàn kāi gè huā diàn， kě shì fù qīn què gěi wǒ men pō lěng shuǐ。
    We planned to start a florist shop, but Father threw cold water on the idea.
  • wǒ xiàng huā shāng gòu mǎi １ ０ zhī méi guī huā ， tā gěi liǎo wǒ１ ２ zhī， zuò wéi 'é wài zēng bǔ。
    I asked the florist for ten roses and he gave me a dozen for good measure.
  • méi guī měi nián dū huì sòng lái， ér qiě， zhǐ yòu dāng nǐ bù zài yìng mén shí， zhǐ yòu dāng huā diàn diàn zhù tíng zhǐ qiāo mén shí， tā men cái bù huì zài lái。
    The roses will come every year, and they will only stop when your door's not answered, when the florist stops to knock."
  • yīn cǐ， zài tā cháng qù mǎi huā de bā 'ěr róng fū rén de huā diàn lǐ， yòu rén tì tā qǔ liǎo yī gè wài hào， chēng tā wéi chá huā nǚ， zhè gè wài hào hòu lái jiù zhè yàng gěi jiào kāi liǎo。
    Because of this, her florist, Madame Barjon, had finally taken to calling her the Lady of the Camellias, and the name had remained with her.
  • jiē xīn huā yuán lǐ yòu liǎng sān kē zhī fán yè mào de zōng lǘ shù。
    There were two or three palm trees flourishing in the promenade garden.
  • qiān míng hòu de huā bǐ， huā yā zài qiān míng hòu huò qí xià de yī gè zuì chū shì wèile fáng zhǐ mào chōng de huā shì
    A flourish made after or below a signature, originally to prevent forgery.
  • tā yòng rě yǎn de huā tǐ zì qiān míng； yī duàn chōng mǎn huá lì cí zǎo de jiǎng huà
    Signed her name with a distinctive flourish; a long speech with many rhetorical flourishes.
  • děng suǒ yòu de zhí wù dū kāi huā shí， huā yuán huì xiǎn dé fēi cháng piào liàng。
    The garden will look very beautiful when all the plants are in flower.
  • zhè xiē méi guī huā yǐ jīng kāi liǎo yī xīng qī liǎo。
    The roses have been in flower for a week.
  • tā cóng máo dì huáng shàng zhāi liǎo yī duǒ fěn huā 。
    She picked up a pink flower from a foxglove.
  • huā kāi liǎo。
    The flowers are out.
  • " zhè fáng zǐ de zhù rén zài hòu yuán zhǒng shū cài , zài qián yuán zhǒng huā huì。 "
    "The owner of the house grows vegetables in the back garden, and flowers in the front garden."
  • wén yī wén huā
    Sniff at a flower
  • mì fēng zài huā jiān fēi lái fēi qù。
    Bees were flitting from flower to flower.
  • hú dié zài huā jiān fēi lái fēi qù。
    The butter files flirted from flower to flower.
  • bǎ nà duǒ huā sòng gěi wǒ。
    Give me that flower.
  • zhè huā shì fěn hóng sè de。
    The flower is pink.
  • huā hěn kuài jiù diāo xiè liǎo。
    The flower soon withered.
  • bié pèng nà gè huā！
    Don't touch that flower!