| 释义 |
jac·a·ran·da
I. \|jakərən|dä, ˌjakəˈrandə\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Portuguese jacarandá, from Tupi yacarandá
1. : any of several Brazilian timber trees (as Brazilian rosewood) with heavy dark wood that resembles rosewood
2. : the wood of a jacaranda
II. \ˌjakəˈrandə\ noun
Etymology: New Latin & Portuguese; New Latin (the genus), from Portuguese (a tree of this genus)
1. capitalized : a genus of pinnate-leaved tropical American trees (family Bignoniaceae) with showy blue flowers in panicles
2. -s : a tree of the genus Jacaranda |