Definition of fraxinella in English:

fraxinella

nounˌfraksɪˈnɛləˌfræksəˈnɛlə

another term for gas plant
Example sentencesExamples
- In the evening before the holiday people suffering from diseases go to places where fraxinella is known to grow.
- Virginia especially delighted in what had become an annual June event: taking lighted candles at night into the garden to light the fraxinella, commonly called the gasplant.

Origin

Mid 17th century: modern Latin (former specific epithet), diminutive of Latin fraxinus 'ash tree' (because of its leaves, thought to resemble those of the ash).

Definition of fraxinella in US English:

fraxinella

nounˌfræksəˈnɛləˌfraksəˈnelə

another term for gas plant
Example sentencesExamples
- Virginia especially delighted in what had become an annual June event: taking lighted candles at night into the garden to light the fraxinella, commonly called the gasplant.
- In the evening before the holiday people suffering from diseases go to places where fraxinella is known to grow.

Origin

Mid 17th century: modern Latin (former specific epithet), diminutive of Latin fraxinus ‘ash tree’ (because of its leaves, thought to resemble those of the ash).

单词	fraxinella
释义	Definition of fraxinella in English: fraxinella nounˌfraksɪˈnɛləˌfræksəˈnɛlə another term for gas plant Example sentencesExamples In the evening before the holiday people suffering from diseases go to places where fraxinella is known to grow. Virginia especially delighted in what had become an annual June event: taking lighted candles at night into the garden to light the fraxinella, commonly called the gasplant. Origin Mid 17th century: modern Latin (former specific epithet), diminutive of Latin fraxinus 'ash tree' (because of its leaves, thought to resemble those of the ash). Definition of fraxinella in US English: fraxinella nounˌfræksəˈnɛləˌfraksəˈnelə another term for gas plant Example sentencesExamples Virginia especially delighted in what had become an annual June event: taking lighted candles at night into the garden to light the fraxinella, commonly called the gasplant. In the evening before the holiday people suffering from diseases go to places where fraxinella is known to grow. Origin Mid 17th century: modern Latin (former specific epithet), diminutive of Latin fraxinus ‘ash tree’ (because of its leaves, thought to resemble those of the ash).
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