Definition of hortensia in English:

hortensia

noun hɔːˈtɛnsɪə

Late 18th century: modern Latin, named after Hortense, wife of J.-A. Lepaute (1720–circa87), French clockmaker.

单词	hortensia
释义	Definition of hortensia in English: hortensia noun hɔːˈtɛnsɪə A hydrangea of a group of varieties that have large rounded flower heads composed chiefly of sterile florets. Hydrangea macrophylla varieties, family Hydrangeaceae Compare with lacecap Example sentencesExamples [Buyer] has bought and received hortensias from [Seller] in December 1997 for a total amount of Dutch Florins [DFL] 41,413.95. Within two years of the first publication in 1922, Joyce sent his patron Harriet Shaw Weaver a letter in which he reported receiving hortensias from a group of admirers of the novel to mark June 16. The big white, pink, or blue hortensias (Hydrangea macrophylla, zones 6 to 9) are now available in smaller varieties. Origin Late 18th century: modern Latin, named after Hortense, wife of J.-A. Lepaute (1720–circa87), French clockmaker.
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