honeysuckle
honeysuckle 英 [ˈhʌnisʌkl] 美 [ˈhʌniˌsʌkəl]
n. [植] 金银花；忍冬；忍冬属植物 adj. 忍冬属植物的
名词复数:honeysuckles
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- n. [植] 金银花；忍冬；忍冬属植物
- adj. 忍冬属植物的
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1. Roses and honeysuckle entwine the little cottage.
玫瑰与忍冬盘绕着小屋。
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2. honeysuckle will entwine round the stick as it grows.
忍冬会缠绕着竿子生长。
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3. One side was dense honeysuckle. The other was open and slanted down to a telescoped view of the city. The white cloud was directly in front of them.
一边是浓密的金银花，另一边很开阔，倾斜的路面,向人们展示了整座城市的缩影，那朵白云在他们正前方。
- honeysuckle (n.) c. 1300, hunisuccle "clover, red clover;" c. 1400 in reference to the common climbing vine with abundant fragrant flowers; diminutive of Middle English honeysouke, hunisuge (c. 1300), from Old English hunigsuge, meaning perhaps honeysuckle, clover, wild thyme, or privet, literally "honey-suck" (see honey (n.) + suck) + diminutive suffix -el (2). So called because "honey" can be sucked from it (by bees or persons). In Middle English sometimes a confused rendering of Latin locusta, taken as the name of a plant eaten by St. John the Baptist in the wilderness, thence "a locust."
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