Definition of salvia in English:

salvia

noun ˈsalvɪəˈsælviə

A widely distributed plant of a genus including the sages, especially (in gardening) a bedding plant cultivated for its spikes of bright flowers.
鼠尾草属植物
Genus Salvia, family Labiatae: many species, in particular the scarlet-flowered S. splendens
Example sentencesExamples
- The golden centers of the aster flowers are repeated in the color of the Mexican Marigold-Mint, and spike flowers of salvia make wonderful cut flowers and garden displays.
- Plant several poppies as your tall center flowers, then add colorful snapdragons or blue salvia, candytuft, pansies, and sweet alyssum or Dusty Miller to fill out your container.
- Fill containers with herbs, such as oregano, trailing rosemary, salvias, or thyme.
- Bright red salvias, phlox, anthurium and balsam flower in profusion in neat rows, and no wonder Thangam won the first prize for her garden.
- Replace fading cool-season annuals with heat lovers like celosias, dahlias, marigolds, petunias, salvias, and verbenas.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Latin salvia 'sage'.

Definition of salvia in US English:

salvia

nounˈsælviəˈsalvēə

A widely distributed plant of the mint family, especially (in gardening) a bedding plant cultivated for its spikes of bright flowers.
鼠尾草属植物
Genus Salvia, family Labiatae: many species, in particular the scarlet-flowered S. splendens
Example sentencesExamples
- The golden centers of the aster flowers are repeated in the color of the Mexican Marigold-Mint, and spike flowers of salvia make wonderful cut flowers and garden displays.
- Bright red salvias, phlox, anthurium and balsam flower in profusion in neat rows, and no wonder Thangam won the first prize for her garden.
- Fill containers with herbs, such as oregano, trailing rosemary, salvias, or thyme.
- Plant several poppies as your tall center flowers, then add colorful snapdragons or blue salvia, candytuft, pansies, and sweet alyssum or Dusty Miller to fill out your container.
- Replace fading cool-season annuals with heat lovers like celosias, dahlias, marigolds, petunias, salvias, and verbenas.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Latin salvia ‘sage’.

单词	salvia
释义	Definition of salvia in English: salvia noun ˈsalvɪəˈsælviə A widely distributed plant of a genus including the sages, especially (in gardening) a bedding plant cultivated for its spikes of bright flowers. 鼠尾草属植物 Genus Salvia, family Labiatae: many species, in particular the scarlet-flowered S. splendens Example sentencesExamples The golden centers of the aster flowers are repeated in the color of the Mexican Marigold-Mint, and spike flowers of salvia make wonderful cut flowers and garden displays. Plant several poppies as your tall center flowers, then add colorful snapdragons or blue salvia, candytuft, pansies, and sweet alyssum or Dusty Miller to fill out your container. Fill containers with herbs, such as oregano, trailing rosemary, salvias, or thyme. Bright red salvias, phlox, anthurium and balsam flower in profusion in neat rows, and no wonder Thangam won the first prize for her garden. Replace fading cool-season annuals with heat lovers like celosias, dahlias, marigolds, petunias, salvias, and verbenas. Origin Modern Latin, from Latin salvia 'sage'. Definition of salvia in US English: salvia nounˈsælviəˈsalvēə A widely distributed plant of the mint family, especially (in gardening) a bedding plant cultivated for its spikes of bright flowers. 鼠尾草属植物 Genus Salvia, family Labiatae: many species, in particular the scarlet-flowered S. splendens Example sentencesExamples The golden centers of the aster flowers are repeated in the color of the Mexican Marigold-Mint, and spike flowers of salvia make wonderful cut flowers and garden displays. Bright red salvias, phlox, anthurium and balsam flower in profusion in neat rows, and no wonder Thangam won the first prize for her garden. Fill containers with herbs, such as oregano, trailing rosemary, salvias, or thyme. Plant several poppies as your tall center flowers, then add colorful snapdragons or blue salvia, candytuft, pansies, and sweet alyssum or Dusty Miller to fill out your container. Replace fading cool-season annuals with heat lovers like celosias, dahlias, marigolds, petunias, salvias, and verbenas. Origin Modern Latin, from Latin salvia ‘sage’.
随便看	antennal antenna-like antennary antennary antennas antenniferous antenniform antennular antennular antennulary antennule antenuptial anteocular anteorbital antepagment antepagmentum antepartum antepast antependium antepenult antepenultima antepenultimas antepenultimate antepenultimate antepenultimates