Definition of pyracantha in English:

pyracantha

noun ˌpʌɪrəˈkanθəˌpīrəˈkanTHə

A thorny evergreen Eurasian shrub with white flowers and bright red or yellow berries, which is a popular ornamental.
火棘。亦称FIRETHORN
Genus Pyracantha, family Rosaceae
Also called firethorn
Example sentencesExamples
- The pyracantha bushes flaunt the screaming orange berries, the deciduous hollies sport sparkling red ones on bare stems.
- But the robins weren't the only birds that took advantage of the pyracantha berries while they were on the bush.
- Plants such as pyracantha and Japanese quince produce flowers and berries on branches more than 1 year old.
- Use bouquets of pyracantha berries in small vases at place settings.
- Wall shrubs including pyracantha or ornamental quince can be trained and get less out of control than some vigorous climbers.

Origin

Modern Latin, via Latin from Greek purakantha, the name of an unidentified plant, from pur 'fire' + akantha 'thorn'.

Definition of pyracantha in US English:

pyracantha

nounˌpīrəˈkanTHə

A thorny evergreen Eurasian shrub with white flowers and bright red or yellow berries, which is a popular ornamental.
火棘。亦称FIRETHORN
Genus Pyracantha, family Rosaceae
Also called firethorn
Example sentencesExamples
- Plants such as pyracantha and Japanese quince produce flowers and berries on branches more than 1 year old.
- But the robins weren't the only birds that took advantage of the pyracantha berries while they were on the bush.
- The pyracantha bushes flaunt the screaming orange berries, the deciduous hollies sport sparkling red ones on bare stems.
- Use bouquets of pyracantha berries in small vases at place settings.
- Wall shrubs including pyracantha or ornamental quince can be trained and get less out of control than some vigorous climbers.

Origin

Modern Latin, via Latin from Greek purakantha, the name of an unidentified plant, from pur ‘fire’ + akantha ‘thorn’.

单词	pyracantha
释义	Definition of pyracantha in English: pyracantha noun ˌpʌɪrəˈkanθəˌpīrəˈkanTHə A thorny evergreen Eurasian shrub with white flowers and bright red or yellow berries, which is a popular ornamental. 火棘。亦称FIRETHORN Genus Pyracantha, family Rosaceae Also called firethorn Example sentencesExamples The pyracantha bushes flaunt the screaming orange berries, the deciduous hollies sport sparkling red ones on bare stems. But the robins weren't the only birds that took advantage of the pyracantha berries while they were on the bush. Plants such as pyracantha and Japanese quince produce flowers and berries on branches more than 1 year old. Use bouquets of pyracantha berries in small vases at place settings. Wall shrubs including pyracantha or ornamental quince can be trained and get less out of control than some vigorous climbers. Origin Modern Latin, via Latin from Greek purakantha, the name of an unidentified plant, from pur 'fire' + akantha 'thorn'. Definition of pyracantha in US English: pyracantha nounˌpīrəˈkanTHə A thorny evergreen Eurasian shrub with white flowers and bright red or yellow berries, which is a popular ornamental. 火棘。亦称FIRETHORN Genus Pyracantha, family Rosaceae Also called firethorn Example sentencesExamples Plants such as pyracantha and Japanese quince produce flowers and berries on branches more than 1 year old. But the robins weren't the only birds that took advantage of the pyracantha berries while they were on the bush. The pyracantha bushes flaunt the screaming orange berries, the deciduous hollies sport sparkling red ones on bare stems. Use bouquets of pyracantha berries in small vases at place settings. Wall shrubs including pyracantha or ornamental quince can be trained and get less out of control than some vigorous climbers. Origin Modern Latin, via Latin from Greek purakantha, the name of an unidentified plant, from pur ‘fire’ + akantha ‘thorn’.
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