英语词汇“high-flyer walnut”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

7. More fully high-flyer walnut. A variety of walnut ( Juglans regia) originally cultivated in East Anglia and considered to bear excellent fruit. Now historical and rare.The famous thoroughbred stallion Highflyer, mentioned in quot. 1822², was foaled in Suffolk in 1774. He sired a son named Walnut, born in 1786.

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French walnut1639

bird-nut1676

tender-skull1691

high-flyer1820

1820 W. Hooker in F. A. Roach Hooker's Finest Fruits 215 (caption to plate) The High flyer Walnut.

1822 Trans. Hort. Soc. London 4 517 George Beauchamp, Esq., sent to the Society specimens of the Highflyer Walnut, grown in the town of Thetford, a variety which appears to have been originally confined to the neighbourhood of that place, and of Bury St. Edmund's.

1822 R. Johnson Turf. Reg. & Sportsman III. 65 (note) Highflyer was so called from his being foaled in a Paddock in which there were many Highflyer Walnut Trees.

1872 Food Jrnl. Oct. 343 There are several varieties of walnuts grown in England, such as the High-flyer, or Thetford nut.

1911 C. Richardson New Bk. Horse 73/2 Highflyer..was so named because of his having been foaled in a paddock in which there were several high-flyer walnut trees.

1925 W. J. Bean Trees & Shrubs Hardy in Brit. Isles (ed. 4) I. 667 Other varieties [of Juglans regia] are cultivated for the qualities of their fruit, such as ‘Highflyer’, ‘Meylanaise’, [etc.].

1989 F. A. Roach Hooker's Finest Fruits 214 The High-flyer was one of the new varieties tried in England as the cultivation of the trees for their nuts became more popular.

单词	high-flyer walnut
释义	> as lemmas high-flyer walnut 7. More fully high-flyer walnut. A variety of walnut ( Juglans regia) originally cultivated in East Anglia and considered to bear excellent fruit. Now historical and rare.The famous thoroughbred stallion Highflyer, mentioned in quot. 1822², was foaled in Suffolk in 1774. He sired a son named Walnut, born in 1786. ΘΚΠ the world > plants > particular plants > cultivated or valued plants > particular food plant or plant product > edible nuts or nut-trees > [noun] > walnut > types of French walnut1639 bird-nut1676 tender-skull1691 high-flyer1820 1820 W. Hooker in F. A. Roach Hooker's Finest Fruits 215 (caption to plate) The High flyer Walnut. 1822 Trans. Hort. Soc. London 4 517 George Beauchamp, Esq., sent to the Society specimens of the Highflyer Walnut, grown in the town of Thetford, a variety which appears to have been originally confined to the neighbourhood of that place, and of Bury St. Edmund's. 1822 R. Johnson Turf. Reg. & Sportsman III. 65 (note) Highflyer was so called from his being foaled in a Paddock in which there were many Highflyer Walnut Trees. 1872 Food Jrnl. Oct. 343 There are several varieties of walnuts grown in England, such as the High-flyer, or Thetford nut. 1911 C. Richardson New Bk. Horse 73/2 Highflyer..was so named because of his having been foaled in a paddock in which there were several high-flyer walnut trees. 1925 W. J. Bean Trees & Shrubs Hardy in Brit. Isles (ed. 4) I. 667 Other varieties [of Juglans regia] are cultivated for the qualities of their fruit, such as ‘Highflyer’, ‘Meylanaise’, [etc.]. 1989 F. A. Roach Hooker's Finest Fruits 214 The High-flyer was one of the new varieties tried in England as the cultivation of the trees for their nuts became more popular. extracted from high-flyern. < as lemmas
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