英语词汇“russian vine”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Russian vine n. †(a) a birch tree (genus Betula) (obsolete rare); (b) any of several climbing plants native to Russia and other parts of central Asia; (in later use) spec. a fast-growing deciduous plant, Polygonum baldschuanicum (also Fallopia baldschuanica; family Polygonaceae), which has clusters of white or pink flowers and is sometimes cultivated as a screening plant (also called mile-a-minute).

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1840 W. Bradford Mem. Princess Daschkaw II. 416 Birch is indigenous in this soil, as shamrocks are in Ireland,..and so generally is this acknowledged, that the birch is commonly distinguished by the title of the Russian vine.

1875 Literary World 26 Nov. 342/2 There is..the fan-shaped foliage of the Russian vine, soon to be reddened by chill autumnal winds.

1948 N. Catchpole Flowering Shrubs & Small Trees vii. 156 A vigorous climber, and the quickest growing one known in our gardens..is commonly called the Russian vine.

2006 J. M. Hunter Tiny Garden 129/2 Russian vine (Fallopia baldschuanica) is often guilty of outgrowing its allotted space and taking over the whole garden.

单词	russian vine
释义	> as lemmas Russian vine Russian vine n. †(a) a birch tree (genus Betula) (obsolete rare); (b) any of several climbing plants native to Russia and other parts of central Asia; (in later use) spec. a fast-growing deciduous plant, Polygonum baldschuanicum (also Fallopia baldschuanica; family Polygonaceae), which has clusters of white or pink flowers and is sometimes cultivated as a screening plant (also called mile-a-minute). ΘΚΠ the world > plants > particular plants > plants and herbs > climbing or creeping plants > non-British climbing or creeping plants > [noun] > other non-British climbing plants bull-hoof1756 Russian vine1840 1840 W. Bradford Mem. Princess Daschkaw II. 416 Birch is indigenous in this soil, as shamrocks are in Ireland,..and so generally is this acknowledged, that the birch is commonly distinguished by the title of the Russian vine. 1875 Literary World 26 Nov. 342/2 There is..the fan-shaped foliage of the Russian vine, soon to be reddened by chill autumnal winds. 1948 N. Catchpole Flowering Shrubs & Small Trees vii. 156 A vigorous climber, and the quickest growing one known in our gardens..is commonly called the Russian vine. 2006 J. M. Hunter Tiny Garden 129/2 Russian vine (Fallopia baldschuanica) is often guilty of outgrowing its allotted space and taking over the whole garden. extracted from Russiann.adj. < as lemmas
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