Definition of repand in English:

repand

adjective rɪˈpand

Botany

Especially of a leaf: having a weakly sinuate margin; slightly wavy.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in James Lee (1715–1795), nurseryman. From scientific Latin repandus, specifically use of classical Latin repandus spread out, flattened back from re- + pandus arched, bowed. Compare slightly earlier repanded.

Definition of repand in US English:

repand

adjectiverɪˈpand

Botany

Especially of a leaf: having a weakly sinuate margin; slightly wavy.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in James Lee (1715–1795), nurseryman. From scientific Latin repandus, specifically use of classical Latin repandus spread out, flattened back from re- + pandus arched, bowed. Compare slightly earlier repanded.

单词	repand
释义	Definition of repand in English: repand adjective rɪˈpand Botany Especially of a leaf: having a weakly sinuate margin; slightly wavy. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in James Lee (1715–1795), nurseryman. From scientific Latin repandus, specifically use of classical Latin repandus spread out, flattened back from re- + pandus arched, bowed. Compare slightly earlier repanded. Definition of repand in US English: repand adjectiverɪˈpand Botany Especially of a leaf: having a weakly sinuate margin; slightly wavy. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in James Lee (1715–1795), nurseryman. From scientific Latin repandus, specifically use of classical Latin repandus spread out, flattened back from re- + pandus arched, bowed. Compare slightly earlier repanded.
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