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Definition of Dutchman's pipe in English: Dutchman's pipenoun A vigorous climbing vine with hooked tubular flowers, native to eastern North America. （原产于北美洲东部的）马兜铃，烟斗藤 Aristolochia durior, family Aristolochiaceae Example sentencesExamples - Natural climbers such as clematis, Dutchman's pipe, and kiwi vines only need to be redirected as required.
- For example, heat generation has turned up in certain plants of these ancient lineages of flowering plants: the magnolias, Dutchman's pipes, star anises, custard apples, and water lilies.
- Vines such as the showy rangoon creeper and the unusual Dutchman's pipe offer months of blooms, but these might prove too vigorous.
- And many annual vines - Dutchman's pipe, morning glories, moonflower, sweet peas, nasturtiums - grown by our grandparents hold appeal as heirlooms.
- Dutchman's pipe is a root-hardy conversation piece with 8-inch mottled blooms during the warm months.
Definition of Dutchman's pipe in US English: Dutchman's pipenoun A vigorous climbing vine with hooked tubular flowers, native to eastern North America. （原产于北美洲东部的）马兜铃，烟斗藤 Aristolochia durior, family Aristolochiaceae Example sentencesExamples - Dutchman's pipe is a root-hardy conversation piece with 8-inch mottled blooms during the warm months.
- For example, heat generation has turned up in certain plants of these ancient lineages of flowering plants: the magnolias, Dutchman's pipes, star anises, custard apples, and water lilies.
- And many annual vines - Dutchman's pipe, morning glories, moonflower, sweet peas, nasturtiums - grown by our grandparents hold appeal as heirlooms.
- Natural climbers such as clematis, Dutchman's pipe, and kiwi vines only need to be redirected as required.
- Vines such as the showy rangoon creeper and the unusual Dutchman's pipe offer months of blooms, but these might prove too vigorous.
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