Definition of painted lady in English:

painted lady

nounPlural painted ladies, Plural Painted Ladies

1A migratory butterfly with predominantly orange-brown wings and darker markings.
Genus Cynthia, subfamily Nymphalinae, family Nymphalidae: the widely distributed C. cardui, with black-and-white markings, and the American painted lady (C. virginiensis), with markings resembling eyes on the undersides of the wings
Example sentencesExamples
- All the way we were accompanied by electric blue and emerald green damsel flies and along the banks we spotted red admirals, painted ladies, peacocks, and mere common butterflies.
- Alfalfa butterflies, painted ladies, woolly bears and various other species have been abundant all summer.
- A painted lady feeds on the nutrient-rich carcass of a swift fox in western South Dakota.
- And I can see monarchs, painted ladies, tiger swallowtails, and listen to the songbirds.
- She was lying in the dust beneath a white buddleia, staring straight ahead, sniffing at red admirals and painted ladies as they fluttered past.
2South African A gladiolus.
the painted ladies have white or pink trumpet-shaped flowers
Example sentencesExamples
- Gladiolus carneus or "Painted lady" grows to 1m tall.
- While long-tubed painted lady has been long in cultivation, it is still rare.
3(in the US, especially San Francisco) a house from the late 19th or early 20th century whose exterior is decorated with three or more colours of paint highlighting its ornate architectural features.

Definition of painted lady in US English:

painted lady

nounpān(t)əd ˈlādē

1A migratory butterfly with predominantly orange-brown wings and darker markings.
Genus Cynthia, subfamily Nymphalinae, family Nymphalidae: the widely distributed C. cardui, with black-and-white markings, and the American painted lady (C. virginiensis), with markings resembling eyes on the undersides of the wings
Example sentencesExamples
- All the way we were accompanied by electric blue and emerald green damsel flies and along the banks we spotted red admirals, painted ladies, peacocks, and mere common butterflies.
- She was lying in the dust beneath a white buddleia, staring straight ahead, sniffing at red admirals and painted ladies as they fluttered past.
- Alfalfa butterflies, painted ladies, woolly bears and various other species have been abundant all summer.
- A painted lady feeds on the nutrient-rich carcass of a swift fox in western South Dakota.
- And I can see monarchs, painted ladies, tiger swallowtails, and listen to the songbirds.
2usually Painted Lady(in the US, especially San Francisco) a house from the late 19th or early 20th century whose exterior is decorated with three or more colors of paint highlighting its ornate architectural features.

单词	painted lady
释义	Definition of painted lady in English: painted lady nounPlural painted ladies, Plural Painted Ladies 1A migratory butterfly with predominantly orange-brown wings and darker markings. Genus Cynthia, subfamily Nymphalinae, family Nymphalidae: the widely distributed C. cardui, with black-and-white markings, and the American painted lady (C. virginiensis), with markings resembling eyes on the undersides of the wings Example sentencesExamples All the way we were accompanied by electric blue and emerald green damsel flies and along the banks we spotted red admirals, painted ladies, peacocks, and mere common butterflies. Alfalfa butterflies, painted ladies, woolly bears and various other species have been abundant all summer. A painted lady feeds on the nutrient-rich carcass of a swift fox in western South Dakota. And I can see monarchs, painted ladies, tiger swallowtails, and listen to the songbirds. She was lying in the dust beneath a white buddleia, staring straight ahead, sniffing at red admirals and painted ladies as they fluttered past. 2South African A gladiolus. the painted ladies have white or pink trumpet-shaped flowers Example sentencesExamples Gladiolus carneus or "Painted lady" grows to 1m tall. While long-tubed painted lady has been long in cultivation, it is still rare. 3(in the US, especially San Francisco) a house from the late 19th or early 20th century whose exterior is decorated with three or more colours of paint highlighting its ornate architectural features. Definition of painted lady in US English: painted lady nounpān(t)əd ˈlādē 1A migratory butterfly with predominantly orange-brown wings and darker markings. Genus Cynthia, subfamily Nymphalinae, family Nymphalidae: the widely distributed C. cardui, with black-and-white markings, and the American painted lady (C. virginiensis), with markings resembling eyes on the undersides of the wings Example sentencesExamples All the way we were accompanied by electric blue and emerald green damsel flies and along the banks we spotted red admirals, painted ladies, peacocks, and mere common butterflies. She was lying in the dust beneath a white buddleia, staring straight ahead, sniffing at red admirals and painted ladies as they fluttered past. Alfalfa butterflies, painted ladies, woolly bears and various other species have been abundant all summer. A painted lady feeds on the nutrient-rich carcass of a swift fox in western South Dakota. And I can see monarchs, painted ladies, tiger swallowtails, and listen to the songbirds. 2usually Painted Lady(in the US, especially San Francisco) a house from the late 19th or early 20th century whose exterior is decorated with three or more colors of paint highlighting its ornate architectural features.
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