Definition of nerine in English:

nerine

nounnəˈriːnənɪˈrʌɪninəˈrīnē

A bulbous South African plant with narrow strap-shaped petals that are typically crimped and twisted and appear when there are no leaves.
尼润属植物
Genus Nerine, family Liliaceae (or Amaryllidaceae)
Example sentencesExamples
- We spent time looking around several gardens, including Osbourne House and Ventnor Botanic Gardens, visited a local nursery that specialises in nerines and cyclamen, and attended a number of talks and lectures.
- Depending upon your climate and the species, you can have nerine in bloom from August to January.
- There is always plenty in bloom, especially March lilies, agapanthus, nerines and blood lilies at this time of year.
- Also for containers or sheltered, well-drained sunny spaces, the less hardy gladiolus, nerine and Belladonna lily will look exotic.
- In horticultural practice, bud abortion, i.e. ceasing of the development of the shoot in flower bulbs, is a substantial problem in several crops, including hippeastrum, nerine and tulip.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Latin, 'Nereid'.

Definition of nerine in US English:

nerine

nounnəˈrīnē

A bulbous South African plant with narrow strap-shaped petals that are typically crimped and twisted and appear when there are no leaves.
尼润属植物
Genus Nerine, family Liliaceae (or Amaryllidaceae)
Example sentencesExamples
- We spent time looking around several gardens, including Osbourne House and Ventnor Botanic Gardens, visited a local nursery that specialises in nerines and cyclamen, and attended a number of talks and lectures.
- Depending upon your climate and the species, you can have nerine in bloom from August to January.
- In horticultural practice, bud abortion, i.e. ceasing of the development of the shoot in flower bulbs, is a substantial problem in several crops, including hippeastrum, nerine and tulip.
- There is always plenty in bloom, especially March lilies, agapanthus, nerines and blood lilies at this time of year.
- Also for containers or sheltered, well-drained sunny spaces, the less hardy gladiolus, nerine and Belladonna lily will look exotic.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Latin, ‘Nereid’.

单词	nerine
释义	Definition of nerine in English: nerine nounnəˈriːnənɪˈrʌɪninəˈrīnē A bulbous South African plant with narrow strap-shaped petals that are typically crimped and twisted and appear when there are no leaves. 尼润属植物 Genus Nerine, family Liliaceae (or Amaryllidaceae) Example sentencesExamples We spent time looking around several gardens, including Osbourne House and Ventnor Botanic Gardens, visited a local nursery that specialises in nerines and cyclamen, and attended a number of talks and lectures. Depending upon your climate and the species, you can have nerine in bloom from August to January. There is always plenty in bloom, especially March lilies, agapanthus, nerines and blood lilies at this time of year. Also for containers or sheltered, well-drained sunny spaces, the less hardy gladiolus, nerine and Belladonna lily will look exotic. In horticultural practice, bud abortion, i.e. ceasing of the development of the shoot in flower bulbs, is a substantial problem in several crops, including hippeastrum, nerine and tulip. Origin Modern Latin, from Latin, 'Nereid'. Definition of nerine in US English: nerine nounnəˈrīnē A bulbous South African plant with narrow strap-shaped petals that are typically crimped and twisted and appear when there are no leaves. 尼润属植物 Genus Nerine, family Liliaceae (or Amaryllidaceae) Example sentencesExamples We spent time looking around several gardens, including Osbourne House and Ventnor Botanic Gardens, visited a local nursery that specialises in nerines and cyclamen, and attended a number of talks and lectures. Depending upon your climate and the species, you can have nerine in bloom from August to January. In horticultural practice, bud abortion, i.e. ceasing of the development of the shoot in flower bulbs, is a substantial problem in several crops, including hippeastrum, nerine and tulip. There is always plenty in bloom, especially March lilies, agapanthus, nerines and blood lilies at this time of year. Also for containers or sheltered, well-drained sunny spaces, the less hardy gladiolus, nerine and Belladonna lily will look exotic. Origin Modern Latin, from Latin, ‘Nereid’.
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