Definition of tea tree in English:

tea tree

noun

1An Australasian flowering shrub or small tree whose leaves are sometimes used for tea. Some species yield an oil valued for its antiseptic properties.
Genera Leptospermum and Melaleuca, family Myrtaceae: several species, in particular Melaleuca alternifolia, whose leaves yield an essential oil
Example sentencesExamples
- He said peat fires - a traditional fuel for stoves - were difficult to control, and highly inflammable tea tree made controlling the blaze difficult.
- The symposium will bring together producers, researchers and others with a stake in the development of the tea tree industry.
- Shampoos that contain jojoba oil or tea tree oil help eliminate oily deposits and reduce shedding.
- In summer days, if you attend outdoor parties, make sure to carry a small bottle of tea tree oil or lavender oil for insect bites.
- On shelves in one bedroom were dozens of bottles of essential oils: clary sage, cinnamon, tea tree and carrot seed.
- This balm, with tea tree oil, vegetable proteins and botanicals, instantly stimulates and conditions.
- Lavender oil and tea tree oil are also effective remedies, so keep a bottle of either in the car or handbag on family outings.
- A large distinct granite ledge runs almost the entire length of the pool, while a mixture of tussocks and tea tree line the opposite bank.
- As well as browsing through the grounds visitors can also enjoy a coffee in the plantation's treetop cafe and discover the many benefits and uses of tea tree.
- The unique show allows artists to create one-off installations as well as large-scale artworks, which are set amongst the rambling botanical gardens, rainforest and acres of tea tree that form the plantation.
- He points to work done in a Parisian hospital in which doctors used essential oils of tea tree, thyme and oregano to treat infections.
- Spend some time here and you will glide instead of walk, float instead of swim and smell of lemon grass, tea tree or lavender.
- Along with the sculptures that make up the permanent collection are 69 new pieces, each creatively set in the beautiful gardens that surround the large tea tree plantation.
- Sipping a glass of wine on the love seat in the rose garden, shaded by a New Zealand tea tree, you'll feel far from the urban scene.
- The oil of tea tree is obtained from the leaves and branch tips by aqueous steam distillation after ‘curing’ for about 6 weeks.
- Local lawyers and doctors in search of a tax break plant tea tree, macadamias and coffee.
- Other ingredients such as propolis, myrrh, tea tree and echinacea can help slow bacterial growth, strengthen gum tissue and prevent inflammation.
- The majority of the land was covered in gorse and tea tree, and 50 percent of it was non-productive.
- At the first sign of cold, add one drop of eucalyptus or tea tree oil to a glass of warm water and then gargle.
- Initial research shows that the natural strength and complexity of oils such as eucalyptus, lavender and tea tree makes them more deadly to superbugs than artificial alternatives.
2An ornamental boxthorn native to the Mediterranean.
（供观赏用的）地中海枸杞
Lycium barbarum, family Solanaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- According to the Resources Information Network, it is also known as Chinese wolfberry, goji berry, barbary matrimony vine, bocksdorn, cambronera, Duke of Argyll's tea tree, or matrimony vine.
- Going by a host of names - from Duke of Argyll's tea tree to Iso-tsutsuji - the Ledum palustre of Japan is a member of the Ericaceae, or heath family of plants.
- Known as The Duke of Argyll's Tea Tree, it grows wild in hedgerows in some parts of the UK.

Definition of tea tree in US English:

tea tree

nounˈtē ˌtrēˈti ˌtri

An Australasian flowering shrub or small tree with leaves that are sometimes used for tea. Some species yield an oil valued for its antiseptic properties.
澳洲茶树
Genus Leptospermum, family Myrtaceae: several species, in particular Melaleuca alternifolia, whose leaves yield an essential oil
Example sentencesExamples
- In summer days, if you attend outdoor parties, make sure to carry a small bottle of tea tree oil or lavender oil for insect bites.
- Local lawyers and doctors in search of a tax break plant tea tree, macadamias and coffee.
- The symposium will bring together producers, researchers and others with a stake in the development of the tea tree industry.
- Along with the sculptures that make up the permanent collection are 69 new pieces, each creatively set in the beautiful gardens that surround the large tea tree plantation.
- He points to work done in a Parisian hospital in which doctors used essential oils of tea tree, thyme and oregano to treat infections.
- He said peat fires - a traditional fuel for stoves - were difficult to control, and highly inflammable tea tree made controlling the blaze difficult.
- As well as browsing through the grounds visitors can also enjoy a coffee in the plantation's treetop cafe and discover the many benefits and uses of tea tree.
- Spend some time here and you will glide instead of walk, float instead of swim and smell of lemon grass, tea tree or lavender.
- The oil of tea tree is obtained from the leaves and branch tips by aqueous steam distillation after ‘curing’ for about 6 weeks.
- The unique show allows artists to create one-off installations as well as large-scale artworks, which are set amongst the rambling botanical gardens, rainforest and acres of tea tree that form the plantation.
- Shampoos that contain jojoba oil or tea tree oil help eliminate oily deposits and reduce shedding.
- At the first sign of cold, add one drop of eucalyptus or tea tree oil to a glass of warm water and then gargle.
- Other ingredients such as propolis, myrrh, tea tree and echinacea can help slow bacterial growth, strengthen gum tissue and prevent inflammation.
- Initial research shows that the natural strength and complexity of oils such as eucalyptus, lavender and tea tree makes them more deadly to superbugs than artificial alternatives.
- The majority of the land was covered in gorse and tea tree, and 50 percent of it was non-productive.
- On shelves in one bedroom were dozens of bottles of essential oils: clary sage, cinnamon, tea tree and carrot seed.
- A large distinct granite ledge runs almost the entire length of the pool, while a mixture of tussocks and tea tree line the opposite bank.
- Lavender oil and tea tree oil are also effective remedies, so keep a bottle of either in the car or handbag on family outings.
- Sipping a glass of wine on the love seat in the rose garden, shaded by a New Zealand tea tree, you'll feel far from the urban scene.
- This balm, with tea tree oil, vegetable proteins and botanicals, instantly stimulates and conditions.

单词	tea tree
释义	Definition of tea tree in English: tea tree noun 1An Australasian flowering shrub or small tree whose leaves are sometimes used for tea. Some species yield an oil valued for its antiseptic properties. Genera Leptospermum and Melaleuca, family Myrtaceae: several species, in particular Melaleuca alternifolia, whose leaves yield an essential oil Example sentencesExamples He said peat fires - a traditional fuel for stoves - were difficult to control, and highly inflammable tea tree made controlling the blaze difficult. The symposium will bring together producers, researchers and others with a stake in the development of the tea tree industry. Shampoos that contain jojoba oil or tea tree oil help eliminate oily deposits and reduce shedding. In summer days, if you attend outdoor parties, make sure to carry a small bottle of tea tree oil or lavender oil for insect bites. On shelves in one bedroom were dozens of bottles of essential oils: clary sage, cinnamon, tea tree and carrot seed. This balm, with tea tree oil, vegetable proteins and botanicals, instantly stimulates and conditions. Lavender oil and tea tree oil are also effective remedies, so keep a bottle of either in the car or handbag on family outings. A large distinct granite ledge runs almost the entire length of the pool, while a mixture of tussocks and tea tree line the opposite bank. As well as browsing through the grounds visitors can also enjoy a coffee in the plantation's treetop cafe and discover the many benefits and uses of tea tree. The unique show allows artists to create one-off installations as well as large-scale artworks, which are set amongst the rambling botanical gardens, rainforest and acres of tea tree that form the plantation. He points to work done in a Parisian hospital in which doctors used essential oils of tea tree, thyme and oregano to treat infections. Spend some time here and you will glide instead of walk, float instead of swim and smell of lemon grass, tea tree or lavender. Along with the sculptures that make up the permanent collection are 69 new pieces, each creatively set in the beautiful gardens that surround the large tea tree plantation. Sipping a glass of wine on the love seat in the rose garden, shaded by a New Zealand tea tree, you'll feel far from the urban scene. The oil of tea tree is obtained from the leaves and branch tips by aqueous steam distillation after ‘curing’ for about 6 weeks. Local lawyers and doctors in search of a tax break plant tea tree, macadamias and coffee. Other ingredients such as propolis, myrrh, tea tree and echinacea can help slow bacterial growth, strengthen gum tissue and prevent inflammation. The majority of the land was covered in gorse and tea tree, and 50 percent of it was non-productive. At the first sign of cold, add one drop of eucalyptus or tea tree oil to a glass of warm water and then gargle. Initial research shows that the natural strength and complexity of oils such as eucalyptus, lavender and tea tree makes them more deadly to superbugs than artificial alternatives. 2An ornamental boxthorn native to the Mediterranean. （供观赏用的）地中海枸杞 Lycium barbarum, family Solanaceae Example sentencesExamples According to the Resources Information Network, it is also known as Chinese wolfberry, goji berry, barbary matrimony vine, bocksdorn, cambronera, Duke of Argyll's tea tree, or matrimony vine. Going by a host of names - from Duke of Argyll's tea tree to Iso-tsutsuji - the Ledum palustre of Japan is a member of the Ericaceae, or heath family of plants. Known as The Duke of Argyll's Tea Tree, it grows wild in hedgerows in some parts of the UK. Definition of tea tree in US English: tea tree nounˈtē ˌtrēˈti ˌtri An Australasian flowering shrub or small tree with leaves that are sometimes used for tea. Some species yield an oil valued for its antiseptic properties. 澳洲茶树 Genus Leptospermum, family Myrtaceae: several species, in particular Melaleuca alternifolia, whose leaves yield an essential oil Example sentencesExamples In summer days, if you attend outdoor parties, make sure to carry a small bottle of tea tree oil or lavender oil for insect bites. Local lawyers and doctors in search of a tax break plant tea tree, macadamias and coffee. The symposium will bring together producers, researchers and others with a stake in the development of the tea tree industry. Along with the sculptures that make up the permanent collection are 69 new pieces, each creatively set in the beautiful gardens that surround the large tea tree plantation. He points to work done in a Parisian hospital in which doctors used essential oils of tea tree, thyme and oregano to treat infections. He said peat fires - a traditional fuel for stoves - were difficult to control, and highly inflammable tea tree made controlling the blaze difficult. As well as browsing through the grounds visitors can also enjoy a coffee in the plantation's treetop cafe and discover the many benefits and uses of tea tree. Spend some time here and you will glide instead of walk, float instead of swim and smell of lemon grass, tea tree or lavender. The oil of tea tree is obtained from the leaves and branch tips by aqueous steam distillation after ‘curing’ for about 6 weeks. The unique show allows artists to create one-off installations as well as large-scale artworks, which are set amongst the rambling botanical gardens, rainforest and acres of tea tree that form the plantation. Shampoos that contain jojoba oil or tea tree oil help eliminate oily deposits and reduce shedding. At the first sign of cold, add one drop of eucalyptus or tea tree oil to a glass of warm water and then gargle. Other ingredients such as propolis, myrrh, tea tree and echinacea can help slow bacterial growth, strengthen gum tissue and prevent inflammation. Initial research shows that the natural strength and complexity of oils such as eucalyptus, lavender and tea tree makes them more deadly to superbugs than artificial alternatives. The majority of the land was covered in gorse and tea tree, and 50 percent of it was non-productive. On shelves in one bedroom were dozens of bottles of essential oils: clary sage, cinnamon, tea tree and carrot seed. A large distinct granite ledge runs almost the entire length of the pool, while a mixture of tussocks and tea tree line the opposite bank. Lavender oil and tea tree oil are also effective remedies, so keep a bottle of either in the car or handbag on family outings. Sipping a glass of wine on the love seat in the rose garden, shaded by a New Zealand tea tree, you'll feel far from the urban scene. This balm, with tea tree oil, vegetable proteins and botanicals, instantly stimulates and conditions.
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