Definition of protea in English:

protea

nounˈprəʊtɪəˈprōdēə

An evergreen shrub or small tree with large nectar-rich cone-like flower heads surrounded by brightly coloured bracts, chiefly native to South Africa.
帕洛梯木，山龙眼
Genus Protea, family Proteaceae: many species, including P. repens, which was formerly used as a source of sweet syrup
Example sentencesExamples
- This bird is a ground forager, feeding on proteas, casuarinas and other small trees.
- The expanse of space south of Arcadia up the steep ridge will, over a period of some 20 years, be denuded of its black wattles and gum trees, and be replaced with indigenous acacias and proteas.
- Rather brace yourself for bunches of fresh arum lilies, proteas, flame lilies and aloe leaves.
- Native to the southern hemisphere and predominantly found and grown in South Africa, proteas produce bright, exotic looking flowers sought after by the cut-flower industry.
- It brings new life for proteas, certain trees and fynbos plants.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Proteus, with reference to the many species of the genus.

Definition of protea in US English:

protea

nounˈprōdēə

An evergreen shrub or small tree with large nectar-rich cone-like flower heads surrounded by brightly colored bracts, chiefly native to South Africa.
帕洛梯木，山龙眼
Genus Protea, family Proteaceae: many species, including P. repens, which was formerly used as a source of sweet syrup
Example sentencesExamples
- The expanse of space south of Arcadia up the steep ridge will, over a period of some 20 years, be denuded of its black wattles and gum trees, and be replaced with indigenous acacias and proteas.
- Rather brace yourself for bunches of fresh arum lilies, proteas, flame lilies and aloe leaves.
- Native to the southern hemisphere and predominantly found and grown in South Africa, proteas produce bright, exotic looking flowers sought after by the cut-flower industry.
- This bird is a ground forager, feeding on proteas, casuarinas and other small trees.
- It brings new life for proteas, certain trees and fynbos plants.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Proteus, with reference to the many species of the genus.

单词	protea
释义	Definition of protea in English: protea nounˈprəʊtɪəˈprōdēə An evergreen shrub or small tree with large nectar-rich cone-like flower heads surrounded by brightly coloured bracts, chiefly native to South Africa. 帕洛梯木，山龙眼 Genus Protea, family Proteaceae: many species, including P. repens, which was formerly used as a source of sweet syrup Example sentencesExamples This bird is a ground forager, feeding on proteas, casuarinas and other small trees. The expanse of space south of Arcadia up the steep ridge will, over a period of some 20 years, be denuded of its black wattles and gum trees, and be replaced with indigenous acacias and proteas. Rather brace yourself for bunches of fresh arum lilies, proteas, flame lilies and aloe leaves. Native to the southern hemisphere and predominantly found and grown in South Africa, proteas produce bright, exotic looking flowers sought after by the cut-flower industry. It brings new life for proteas, certain trees and fynbos plants. Origin Modern Latin, from Proteus, with reference to the many species of the genus. Definition of protea in US English: protea nounˈprōdēə An evergreen shrub or small tree with large nectar-rich cone-like flower heads surrounded by brightly colored bracts, chiefly native to South Africa. 帕洛梯木，山龙眼 Genus Protea, family Proteaceae: many species, including P. repens, which was formerly used as a source of sweet syrup Example sentencesExamples The expanse of space south of Arcadia up the steep ridge will, over a period of some 20 years, be denuded of its black wattles and gum trees, and be replaced with indigenous acacias and proteas. Rather brace yourself for bunches of fresh arum lilies, proteas, flame lilies and aloe leaves. Native to the southern hemisphere and predominantly found and grown in South Africa, proteas produce bright, exotic looking flowers sought after by the cut-flower industry. This bird is a ground forager, feeding on proteas, casuarinas and other small trees. It brings new life for proteas, certain trees and fynbos plants. Origin Modern Latin, from Proteus, with reference to the many species of the genus.
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