Definition of toadstool in English:

toadstool

noun ˈtəʊdstuːlˈtoʊdˌstul

The spore-bearing fruiting body of a fungus, typically in the form of a rounded cap on a stalk, especially one that is believed to be inedible or poisonous.
伞菌。参见MUSHROOM
See also mushroom
Example sentencesExamples
- In the UK we have an estimated 12,000 species of fungi, many of which produce large and attractively coloured fruit bodies we all know as mushrooms and toadstools.
- On our land, I found evidence of that century-old slaughter in the form of huge, rotting, sawed-off stumps hidden like giant toadstools.
- I didn't turn to gardening, of course, beyond helping Graham remove a nest of snails from the back garden and several small colonies of forest toadstools from the front path and grass.
- The fungal kingdom is a lot more than mushrooms and toadstools.
- We collected it, fried it in butter, and relished its delicious taste, while Henrik was convinced that we would soon die in pain, poisoned by ‘these terrible toadstools.’
- Are they the sort that's just darker grass, or dead grass, or the sort with actual toadstools / mushrooms?
- My mother, Mary, could often be seen walking around the outskirts of the forest, picking mushrooms and toadstools.
- You expect me to believe that your people find their children growing under toadstools?
- And as for the nation, Australia's economic performance looks healthy when homes grow like toadstools, and bleak when the boom subsides.
- The lamp posts in the park were designed to resemble toadstools, and the light they shed was not strong enough to overcome what was still left of the day.
- The fly agaric or fairy toadstool grows here too, especially under birch along with other woodland fungi.
- All around the two girls grew large specimens of fungi: mushrooms nearly as tall as them grew from the ground, and toadstools and bracken protruded from the rocky walls in clumps.
- All that remain, on the grass, are the three large toadstools - or are they mushrooms?
- A bevy of professional ‘risk assessors’ has cropped up on TV and radio like toadstools after a summer rain.
- They decided to make a collection of all the plants, animals and insects they could find, and smuggled home innumerable beetles, toadstools, dead birds, hedgehogs, frogs, caterpillars and minnows and sloughed snakeskins.
- And their centers had turned into brown patches where it seemed even the little toadstools I had stupidly admired had trouble growing.
- It had high mountains where dragons slept in dark caves and low valleys where tiny sprites slept under toadstools.
- If the Killarney Town Council delegation pays a visit, they can experience the thrill of sitting on seats that resemble toadstools, surrounded by a little bridge and fountain to create the ultimate Alice in Wonderland experience.
- ‘I fell in love with toadstools,’ she explained.
- For instance, the modern tide of new houses springing up round Mayo like concrete toadstools spells death for miles of hedgerows, dry stone walls and the wild-life that depends on such habitat.

Origin

Late Middle English: a fanciful name.

Definition of toadstool in US English:

toadstool

nounˈtoʊdˌstulˈtōdˌsto͞ol

The spore-bearing fruiting body of a fungus, typically in the form of a rounded cap on a stalk, especially one that is believed to be inedible or poisonous.
伞菌。参见MUSHROOM
See also mushroom
Example sentencesExamples
- If the Killarney Town Council delegation pays a visit, they can experience the thrill of sitting on seats that resemble toadstools, surrounded by a little bridge and fountain to create the ultimate Alice in Wonderland experience.
- On our land, I found evidence of that century-old slaughter in the form of huge, rotting, sawed-off stumps hidden like giant toadstools.
- The fungal kingdom is a lot more than mushrooms and toadstools.
- Are they the sort that's just darker grass, or dead grass, or the sort with actual toadstools / mushrooms?
- The fly agaric or fairy toadstool grows here too, especially under birch along with other woodland fungi.
- I didn't turn to gardening, of course, beyond helping Graham remove a nest of snails from the back garden and several small colonies of forest toadstools from the front path and grass.
- For instance, the modern tide of new houses springing up round Mayo like concrete toadstools spells death for miles of hedgerows, dry stone walls and the wild-life that depends on such habitat.
- And as for the nation, Australia's economic performance looks healthy when homes grow like toadstools, and bleak when the boom subsides.
- You expect me to believe that your people find their children growing under toadstools?
- They decided to make a collection of all the plants, animals and insects they could find, and smuggled home innumerable beetles, toadstools, dead birds, hedgehogs, frogs, caterpillars and minnows and sloughed snakeskins.
- A bevy of professional ‘risk assessors’ has cropped up on TV and radio like toadstools after a summer rain.
- ‘I fell in love with toadstools,’ she explained.
- We collected it, fried it in butter, and relished its delicious taste, while Henrik was convinced that we would soon die in pain, poisoned by ‘these terrible toadstools.’
- And their centers had turned into brown patches where it seemed even the little toadstools I had stupidly admired had trouble growing.
- My mother, Mary, could often be seen walking around the outskirts of the forest, picking mushrooms and toadstools.
- In the UK we have an estimated 12,000 species of fungi, many of which produce large and attractively coloured fruit bodies we all know as mushrooms and toadstools.
- It had high mountains where dragons slept in dark caves and low valleys where tiny sprites slept under toadstools.
- The lamp posts in the park were designed to resemble toadstools, and the light they shed was not strong enough to overcome what was still left of the day.
- All around the two girls grew large specimens of fungi: mushrooms nearly as tall as them grew from the ground, and toadstools and bracken protruded from the rocky walls in clumps.
- All that remain, on the grass, are the three large toadstools - or are they mushrooms?

Origin

Late Middle English: a fanciful name.

单词	toadstool
释义	Definition of toadstool in English: toadstool noun ˈtəʊdstuːlˈtoʊdˌstul The spore-bearing fruiting body of a fungus, typically in the form of a rounded cap on a stalk, especially one that is believed to be inedible or poisonous. 伞菌。参见MUSHROOM See also mushroom Example sentencesExamples In the UK we have an estimated 12,000 species of fungi, many of which produce large and attractively coloured fruit bodies we all know as mushrooms and toadstools. On our land, I found evidence of that century-old slaughter in the form of huge, rotting, sawed-off stumps hidden like giant toadstools. I didn't turn to gardening, of course, beyond helping Graham remove a nest of snails from the back garden and several small colonies of forest toadstools from the front path and grass. The fungal kingdom is a lot more than mushrooms and toadstools. We collected it, fried it in butter, and relished its delicious taste, while Henrik was convinced that we would soon die in pain, poisoned by ‘these terrible toadstools.’ Are they the sort that's just darker grass, or dead grass, or the sort with actual toadstools / mushrooms? My mother, Mary, could often be seen walking around the outskirts of the forest, picking mushrooms and toadstools. You expect me to believe that your people find their children growing under toadstools? And as for the nation, Australia's economic performance looks healthy when homes grow like toadstools, and bleak when the boom subsides. The lamp posts in the park were designed to resemble toadstools, and the light they shed was not strong enough to overcome what was still left of the day. The fly agaric or fairy toadstool grows here too, especially under birch along with other woodland fungi. All around the two girls grew large specimens of fungi: mushrooms nearly as tall as them grew from the ground, and toadstools and bracken protruded from the rocky walls in clumps. All that remain, on the grass, are the three large toadstools - or are they mushrooms? A bevy of professional ‘risk assessors’ has cropped up on TV and radio like toadstools after a summer rain. They decided to make a collection of all the plants, animals and insects they could find, and smuggled home innumerable beetles, toadstools, dead birds, hedgehogs, frogs, caterpillars and minnows and sloughed snakeskins. And their centers had turned into brown patches where it seemed even the little toadstools I had stupidly admired had trouble growing. It had high mountains where dragons slept in dark caves and low valleys where tiny sprites slept under toadstools. If the Killarney Town Council delegation pays a visit, they can experience the thrill of sitting on seats that resemble toadstools, surrounded by a little bridge and fountain to create the ultimate Alice in Wonderland experience. ‘I fell in love with toadstools,’ she explained. For instance, the modern tide of new houses springing up round Mayo like concrete toadstools spells death for miles of hedgerows, dry stone walls and the wild-life that depends on such habitat. Origin Late Middle English: a fanciful name. Definition of toadstool in US English: toadstool nounˈtoʊdˌstulˈtōdˌsto͞ol The spore-bearing fruiting body of a fungus, typically in the form of a rounded cap on a stalk, especially one that is believed to be inedible or poisonous. 伞菌。参见MUSHROOM See also mushroom Example sentencesExamples If the Killarney Town Council delegation pays a visit, they can experience the thrill of sitting on seats that resemble toadstools, surrounded by a little bridge and fountain to create the ultimate Alice in Wonderland experience. On our land, I found evidence of that century-old slaughter in the form of huge, rotting, sawed-off stumps hidden like giant toadstools. The fungal kingdom is a lot more than mushrooms and toadstools. Are they the sort that's just darker grass, or dead grass, or the sort with actual toadstools / mushrooms? The fly agaric or fairy toadstool grows here too, especially under birch along with other woodland fungi. I didn't turn to gardening, of course, beyond helping Graham remove a nest of snails from the back garden and several small colonies of forest toadstools from the front path and grass. For instance, the modern tide of new houses springing up round Mayo like concrete toadstools spells death for miles of hedgerows, dry stone walls and the wild-life that depends on such habitat. And as for the nation, Australia's economic performance looks healthy when homes grow like toadstools, and bleak when the boom subsides. You expect me to believe that your people find their children growing under toadstools? They decided to make a collection of all the plants, animals and insects they could find, and smuggled home innumerable beetles, toadstools, dead birds, hedgehogs, frogs, caterpillars and minnows and sloughed snakeskins. A bevy of professional ‘risk assessors’ has cropped up on TV and radio like toadstools after a summer rain. ‘I fell in love with toadstools,’ she explained. We collected it, fried it in butter, and relished its delicious taste, while Henrik was convinced that we would soon die in pain, poisoned by ‘these terrible toadstools.’ And their centers had turned into brown patches where it seemed even the little toadstools I had stupidly admired had trouble growing. My mother, Mary, could often be seen walking around the outskirts of the forest, picking mushrooms and toadstools. In the UK we have an estimated 12,000 species of fungi, many of which produce large and attractively coloured fruit bodies we all know as mushrooms and toadstools. It had high mountains where dragons slept in dark caves and low valleys where tiny sprites slept under toadstools. The lamp posts in the park were designed to resemble toadstools, and the light they shed was not strong enough to overcome what was still left of the day. All around the two girls grew large specimens of fungi: mushrooms nearly as tall as them grew from the ground, and toadstools and bracken protruded from the rocky walls in clumps. All that remain, on the grass, are the three large toadstools - or are they mushrooms? Origin Late Middle English: a fanciful name.
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