bonsai
bon·sai /ˈbɒnsaɪ, ˈbəʊn- $ bɒːnˈsaɪ, ˈbɑːnsaɪ/ noun [countableC, uncountableU] 
HBPa tree that is grown so that it always stays very small, or the art of growing trees in this way 盆景，盆栽（艺术）
HBPa tree that is grown so that it always stays very small, or the art of growing trees in this way 盆景，盆栽（艺术） —bonsai adjectiveadj
Examples from the Corpus
bonsai• I came first to the Flat Garden, with its bonsai azaleas, temple statuary, and a stunning view of Portland.
(1900-2000) Japanese “tray planting”
- put somebody over your knee
- put somebody right
- put somebody's back up
- put somebody's mind at rest
- put somebody's nose out of joint
- put somebody/something away
- put somebody/something first
- put somebody/something in the shade
- put somebody/something off
- put-somebody/something-on
- put somebody/something on
- put somebody/something on
- put somebody/something on the line
- put-somebody/something-on-the-line
- put somebody/something through their paces
- put somebody/something to shame
- put somebody/something to sleep
- put somebody/something to the back of your mind
- put-somebody/something-to-the-back-of-your-mind
- put somebody/something to the test
- put somebody/something ↔ forward
- put somebody straight
- put somebody straight/right
- put somebody through paces
- put somebody through their paces