he·li·o·trope

noun

/ˈhiːliətrəʊp/

[countable, uncountable] a garden plant with pale purple flowers with a sweet smell天芥菜（开芳香淡紫色花）
[uncountable] a pale purple colour淡紫色

Word OriginOld English eliotropus (originally applied to various plants whose flowers turn towards the sun), via Latin from Greek hēliotropion ‘plant turning its flowers to the sun’, from hēlios ‘sun’ + trepein ‘to turn’. The spelling was influenced by French héliotrope.

单词	heliotrope
释义	he·li·o·trope noun /ˈhiːliətrəʊp/ /ˈhiːliətrəʊp/ [countable, uncountable] a garden plant with pale purple flowers with a sweet smell天芥菜（开芳香淡紫色花） [uncountable] a pale purple colour淡紫色 Word OriginOld English eliotropus (originally applied to various plants whose flowers turn towards the sun), via Latin from Greek hēliotropion ‘plant turning its flowers to the sun’, from hēlios ‘sun’ + trepein ‘to turn’. The spelling was influenced by French héliotrope.
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