Definition of robinia in English:

robinia

noun rəˈbɪnɪə

Modern Latin, named after Jean and Vespasien Robin, 17th-century French gardeners to the royal family in Paris.

单词	robinia
释义	Definition of robinia in English: robinia noun rəˈbɪnɪə A North American tree or shrub of a genus that includes the false acacia. 洋槐，刺槐 Genus Robinia, family Leguminosae Example sentencesExamples Doors and windows were made from local larch and robinia cut in small sections and relatively short lengths, using wood which is normally wasted. Last summer our glorious 25 ft-high golden robinia had to be cut down to a foot-high stump and the garden looked very bare without it. Origin Modern Latin, named after Jean and Vespasien Robin, 17th-century French gardeners to the royal family in Paris.
随便看	of low rank OFM of making of mark of mark of means of men of minor importance of moment of necessity of necessity of no account of no avail of no avail" or "to no avail of no avail" or "to no avail of no benefit of noble birth of no consequence of no (financial) value of no fixed abode of no fixed abode of no fixed abode of no fixed abode/address of no fixed address of no fixed address/abode