tulip

英 [ˈtjuːlɪp]

美 [ˈtuːlɪp]

n.  郁金香

复数：tulips　

CET6TEM8

Collins.1 / BNC.15729 / COCA.12259

牛津词典

noun

• 郁金香
  a large, brightly coloured spring flower, shaped like a cup, on a tall stem

柯林斯词典

• 郁金香
  Tulipsare brightly coloured flowers that grow in the spring, and have oval or pointed petals packed closely together.

英英释义

noun

• any of numerous perennial bulbous herbs having linear or broadly lanceolate leaves and usually a single showy flower

双语例句

• You show a smile and say, the tulip died last night.
  你微笑对他说。那紫色郁金香昨晚凋谢了。
• One day I noticed my tulip garden and suddenly had the urge to paint it.
  有一天，我发现我的郁金香花园，突然有了作画的冲动。
• Most people think of the tulip when they think of bulb flowers.
  大多数人一提起球茎花就想到郁金香。
• Alice: tulip? It's my first time to see it.
  艾丽斯：郁金香？我是第一次见到这种花。
• The tulip is followed in popularity by the daffodil, the gladiolus, the lily and the crocus.
  在郁金香之后其次受欢迎的是水仙花、唐菖蒲、百合和番红花。
• You are like a tulip.
  你就像是一束郁金香。
• Beneath this, on the mantelshelf, is displayed a collection of seventeenth-century tulip vases.
  下面的壁炉架上陈列的是一批17世纪的郁金香花瓶。
• It really was a tulip, a red and yellow one, too.
  它真的是一朵郁金香，而且是红中带黄的。
• The bride was very young, very slender, a white tulip.
  新娘很年轻，很苗条，象一朵白郁金香。
• The tulip became so popular because of its bright colours, dramatic fames and frilly petals.
  人们那么喜欢它是因为它亮丽的色彩、惊人的光芒和褶皱的花瓣。