nasturtium 英 [nəˈstɜ:ʃəm]   美 [nəˈstɜrʃəm]

nasturtium

nasturtium  英 [nəˈstɜ:ʃəm] 美 [nəˈstɜrʃəm]

n. 旱金莲,旱金莲属植物 

名词复数:nasturtiums 

Chilled scallops, cabbage and ginger emulsion, chives, lemon caramel, nasturtium. 凉扇贝, 卷心菜生姜汁, 细香葱, 焦糖柠檬, 黄金莲。
nasturtium flowers: The leaves and flowers of nasturtium have a bitter and briny flavor; both are edible. 旱金莲花: 旱金莲的叶子和花有一种苦味和咸味,都可以食用。

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  • n. 旱金莲,旱金莲属植物
  • 1. Chilled scallops, cabbage and ginger emulsion, chives, lemon caramel, nasturtium.

    凉扇贝, 卷心菜生姜汁, 细香葱, 焦糖柠檬, 黄金莲。

  • 2. nasturtium flowers: The leaves and flowers of nasturtium have a bitter and briny flavor; both are edible.

    旱金莲花: 旱金莲的叶子和花有一种苦味和咸味,都可以食用。

  • 3. I wouldn't know a nasturtium if I saw one.

    即使我看到了一株旱金莲也不认得。

  • nasturtium (n.) mid-12c., "plant of the mustard family, like watercress," from Latin nasturtium "cress;" the popular etymology explanation of the name (Pliny) is that it is from Latin *nasitortium, literally "nose-twist," from nasus "nose" (from PIE root *nas- "nose") + past participle of torquere "to twist" (from PIE root *terkw- "to twist"); the plant so called for its pungent odor. Modern application to a South American trailing plant with orange flowers first recorded 1704.
na·stur·tium / nəˈstɜːʃəm ; NAmE nəˈstɜːrʃəm / noun a garden plant with round flat leaves and red, orange or yellow flowers that are sometimes eaten in salads 旱金莲(有时用于色拉) nasturtium nasturtiums na·stur·tium / nəˈstɜːʃəm ; NAmE nəˈstɜːrʃəm /
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