Definition of meconopsis in English:

meconopsis

nounPlural meconopsesˌmiːkəˈnɒpsɪsˌmɛkəˈnɒpsɪsˌmēkəˈnäpsis

A Eurasian poppy which is often grown as an ornamental.
Genus Meconopsis, family Papaveraceae: several species
Example sentencesExamples
- This year, he's bringing a particularly interesting specimen of meconopsis.
- The natural habitat of meconopsis is somewhere up the Himalayas so they are impossible to grow down South, but here in the north of Scotland, they flourish, and this is their time.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Greek mēkōn 'poppy' + opsis 'appearance'.

Definition of meconopsis in US English:

meconopsis

nounˌmēkəˈnäpsis

A Eurasian poppy that is sometimes grown as an ornamental.
Genus Meconopsis, family Papaveraceae: several species, in particular the blue-flowered M. betonicifolia
Example sentencesExamples
- This year, he's bringing a particularly interesting specimen of meconopsis.
- The natural habitat of meconopsis is somewhere up the Himalayas so they are impossible to grow down South, but here in the north of Scotland, they flourish, and this is their time.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Greek mēkōn ‘poppy’ + opsis ‘appearance’.

单词	meconopsis
释义	Definition of meconopsis in English: meconopsis nounPlural meconopsesˌmiːkəˈnɒpsɪsˌmɛkəˈnɒpsɪsˌmēkəˈnäpsis A Eurasian poppy which is often grown as an ornamental. Genus Meconopsis, family Papaveraceae: several species Example sentencesExamples This year, he's bringing a particularly interesting specimen of meconopsis. The natural habitat of meconopsis is somewhere up the Himalayas so they are impossible to grow down South, but here in the north of Scotland, they flourish, and this is their time. Origin Modern Latin, from Greek mēkōn 'poppy' + opsis 'appearance'. Definition of meconopsis in US English: meconopsis nounˌmēkəˈnäpsis A Eurasian poppy that is sometimes grown as an ornamental. Genus Meconopsis, family Papaveraceae: several species, in particular the blue-flowered M. betonicifolia Example sentencesExamples This year, he's bringing a particularly interesting specimen of meconopsis. The natural habitat of meconopsis is somewhere up the Himalayas so they are impossible to grow down South, but here in the north of Scotland, they flourish, and this is their time. Origin Modern Latin, from Greek mēkōn ‘poppy’ + opsis ‘appearance’.
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