Definition of poison ivy in English:

poison ivy

noun

A North American climbing plant which secretes an irritant oil from its leaves that can cause dermatitis.
Rhus radicans, family Anacardiaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- In the northeastern foothills, on relatively dry slopes, bur oak dominates above an understory of hop hornbeam, smooth sumac, coralberry, and poison ivy.
- In April a small tractor had been used to disc-harrow much of the poison ivy, bittersweet, bayberry, and grass cover, leaving the soil soft and free of vegetation.
- Irritated summer skin is usually caused by clogged sweat ducts, a condition called prickly heat or miliaria, or by exposure to poison ivy, oak or sumac.
- This way that hard-to-cover spot between her gloves and shirt cuffs is protected from the dreaded poison ivy.
- Martin, a certified herbalist, explains in detail how to treat a variety of symptoms with common herbs, from sweet fern for poison ivy and dried juniper for bladder infections to willow for influenza.
- The poison ivy should not really affect the vegetables, but I would remove the poison ivy, making sure to get all of the root system.
- Along with sassafras and other bushes, the understory is often thick with vines and brambles, including catbrier, Virginia creeper, poison ivy, and raccoon grape.
- Ground ivy and poison ivy grow in shade, while dead nettle, dandelions, and clover thrive in fertile soil.
- We are reminded to hydrate regularly and properly, and to beware the poison ivy that grows rampant on the farm.
- The proliferation of nature here is wild and decadent, almost disgusting - the ants and roaches, the bugs, the kudzu and the poison ivy.
- The boys filled out questionnaires about past experiences with plants, including lacquer trees, which can cause itchy rashes much as poison oak and poison ivy do.
- It only takes one case of poison ivy, oak or sumac to convince most people to stay away from these skin-irritating plants.
- Secondly, certain weeds, such as poison ivy, can actually cause severe skin irritation.
- Point out any potential hazards to the child, such as thorn bushes or poison ivy.
- If the work really has to be undone, who will replant the poison ivy?
- Mangoes come in hundreds of varieties and a wide range of shapes and sizes, and are distant relatives of cashews, pistachios, poison oak and poison ivy.
- Wait too long and you get into tornado season, then heat, humidity, poison ivy and oak, snakes and most especially ticks.
- Apparently she was on a mission to destroy the poison ivy that, unbeknownst to me, has colonized half the property.
- The poison ivy was a fine crimson color as were some of the rosa rugosae leaves.
- One subject in my study developed a rash after he was told that a harmless vine was poison ivy.

Definition of poison ivy in US English:

poison ivy

nounˈˌpoizn ˈīvēˈˌpɔɪzn ˈaɪvi

A North American climbing plant of the cashew family that secretes an irritant oil from its leaves, which can cause dermatitis.
Rhus radicans, family Anacardiaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Point out any potential hazards to the child, such as thorn bushes or poison ivy.
- In April a small tractor had been used to disc-harrow much of the poison ivy, bittersweet, bayberry, and grass cover, leaving the soil soft and free of vegetation.
- The poison ivy was a fine crimson color as were some of the rosa rugosae leaves.
- Wait too long and you get into tornado season, then heat, humidity, poison ivy and oak, snakes and most especially ticks.
- Mangoes come in hundreds of varieties and a wide range of shapes and sizes, and are distant relatives of cashews, pistachios, poison oak and poison ivy.
- In the northeastern foothills, on relatively dry slopes, bur oak dominates above an understory of hop hornbeam, smooth sumac, coralberry, and poison ivy.
- One subject in my study developed a rash after he was told that a harmless vine was poison ivy.
- Along with sassafras and other bushes, the understory is often thick with vines and brambles, including catbrier, Virginia creeper, poison ivy, and raccoon grape.
- Apparently she was on a mission to destroy the poison ivy that, unbeknownst to me, has colonized half the property.
- Martin, a certified herbalist, explains in detail how to treat a variety of symptoms with common herbs, from sweet fern for poison ivy and dried juniper for bladder infections to willow for influenza.
- If the work really has to be undone, who will replant the poison ivy?
- The poison ivy should not really affect the vegetables, but I would remove the poison ivy, making sure to get all of the root system.
- Ground ivy and poison ivy grow in shade, while dead nettle, dandelions, and clover thrive in fertile soil.
- Irritated summer skin is usually caused by clogged sweat ducts, a condition called prickly heat or miliaria, or by exposure to poison ivy, oak or sumac.
- The boys filled out questionnaires about past experiences with plants, including lacquer trees, which can cause itchy rashes much as poison oak and poison ivy do.
- This way that hard-to-cover spot between her gloves and shirt cuffs is protected from the dreaded poison ivy.
- We are reminded to hydrate regularly and properly, and to beware the poison ivy that grows rampant on the farm.
- Secondly, certain weeds, such as poison ivy, can actually cause severe skin irritation.
- The proliferation of nature here is wild and decadent, almost disgusting - the ants and roaches, the bugs, the kudzu and the poison ivy.
- It only takes one case of poison ivy, oak or sumac to convince most people to stay away from these skin-irritating plants.

单词	poison ivy
释义	Definition of poison ivy in English: poison ivy noun A North American climbing plant which secretes an irritant oil from its leaves that can cause dermatitis. Rhus radicans, family Anacardiaceae Example sentencesExamples In the northeastern foothills, on relatively dry slopes, bur oak dominates above an understory of hop hornbeam, smooth sumac, coralberry, and poison ivy. In April a small tractor had been used to disc-harrow much of the poison ivy, bittersweet, bayberry, and grass cover, leaving the soil soft and free of vegetation. Irritated summer skin is usually caused by clogged sweat ducts, a condition called prickly heat or miliaria, or by exposure to poison ivy, oak or sumac. This way that hard-to-cover spot between her gloves and shirt cuffs is protected from the dreaded poison ivy. Martin, a certified herbalist, explains in detail how to treat a variety of symptoms with common herbs, from sweet fern for poison ivy and dried juniper for bladder infections to willow for influenza. The poison ivy should not really affect the vegetables, but I would remove the poison ivy, making sure to get all of the root system. Along with sassafras and other bushes, the understory is often thick with vines and brambles, including catbrier, Virginia creeper, poison ivy, and raccoon grape. Ground ivy and poison ivy grow in shade, while dead nettle, dandelions, and clover thrive in fertile soil. We are reminded to hydrate regularly and properly, and to beware the poison ivy that grows rampant on the farm. The proliferation of nature here is wild and decadent, almost disgusting - the ants and roaches, the bugs, the kudzu and the poison ivy. The boys filled out questionnaires about past experiences with plants, including lacquer trees, which can cause itchy rashes much as poison oak and poison ivy do. It only takes one case of poison ivy, oak or sumac to convince most people to stay away from these skin-irritating plants. Secondly, certain weeds, such as poison ivy, can actually cause severe skin irritation. Point out any potential hazards to the child, such as thorn bushes or poison ivy. If the work really has to be undone, who will replant the poison ivy? Mangoes come in hundreds of varieties and a wide range of shapes and sizes, and are distant relatives of cashews, pistachios, poison oak and poison ivy. Wait too long and you get into tornado season, then heat, humidity, poison ivy and oak, snakes and most especially ticks. Apparently she was on a mission to destroy the poison ivy that, unbeknownst to me, has colonized half the property. The poison ivy was a fine crimson color as were some of the rosa rugosae leaves. One subject in my study developed a rash after he was told that a harmless vine was poison ivy. Definition of poison ivy in US English: poison ivy nounˈˌpoizn ˈīvēˈˌpɔɪzn ˈaɪvi A North American climbing plant of the cashew family that secretes an irritant oil from its leaves, which can cause dermatitis. Rhus radicans, family Anacardiaceae Example sentencesExamples Point out any potential hazards to the child, such as thorn bushes or poison ivy. In April a small tractor had been used to disc-harrow much of the poison ivy, bittersweet, bayberry, and grass cover, leaving the soil soft and free of vegetation. The poison ivy was a fine crimson color as were some of the rosa rugosae leaves. Wait too long and you get into tornado season, then heat, humidity, poison ivy and oak, snakes and most especially ticks. Mangoes come in hundreds of varieties and a wide range of shapes and sizes, and are distant relatives of cashews, pistachios, poison oak and poison ivy. In the northeastern foothills, on relatively dry slopes, bur oak dominates above an understory of hop hornbeam, smooth sumac, coralberry, and poison ivy. One subject in my study developed a rash after he was told that a harmless vine was poison ivy. Along with sassafras and other bushes, the understory is often thick with vines and brambles, including catbrier, Virginia creeper, poison ivy, and raccoon grape. Apparently she was on a mission to destroy the poison ivy that, unbeknownst to me, has colonized half the property. Martin, a certified herbalist, explains in detail how to treat a variety of symptoms with common herbs, from sweet fern for poison ivy and dried juniper for bladder infections to willow for influenza. If the work really has to be undone, who will replant the poison ivy? The poison ivy should not really affect the vegetables, but I would remove the poison ivy, making sure to get all of the root system. Ground ivy and poison ivy grow in shade, while dead nettle, dandelions, and clover thrive in fertile soil. Irritated summer skin is usually caused by clogged sweat ducts, a condition called prickly heat or miliaria, or by exposure to poison ivy, oak or sumac. The boys filled out questionnaires about past experiences with plants, including lacquer trees, which can cause itchy rashes much as poison oak and poison ivy do. This way that hard-to-cover spot between her gloves and shirt cuffs is protected from the dreaded poison ivy. We are reminded to hydrate regularly and properly, and to beware the poison ivy that grows rampant on the farm. Secondly, certain weeds, such as poison ivy, can actually cause severe skin irritation. The proliferation of nature here is wild and decadent, almost disgusting - the ants and roaches, the bugs, the kudzu and the poison ivy. It only takes one case of poison ivy, oak or sumac to convince most people to stay away from these skin-irritating plants.
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