daisy 的定义
plural dai·sies.
- any of various composite plants the flowers of which have a yellow disk and white rays, as the English daisy and the oxeye daisy.
- Also called daisy ham. a small section of pork shoulder, usually smoked, boned, and weighing from two to four pounds.Compare picnic.
- Slang. someone or something of first-rate quality: That new car is a daisy.
- a cheddar cheese of cylindrical shape, weighing about 20 pounds.
daisy 近义词
等同于 sissy
等同于 wimp
等同于 freckle
由daisy构成的短语
- daisy chain
- fresh as a daisy
- push up daisies
更多daisy例句
- This throw is washer- and tumble-dry-safe, so you can keep it fresh as a daisy.
- Now a rising 8th grader, Daisy plays basketball, softball, and is a goalie on three soccer teams, per the suit.
- Daisy is a marvelous cook and had once dreamed of becoming a food writer, but her father’s early death and her own early marriage at 20 derailed those ambitions.
- Daisy thinks of herself as “short and dumpy,” in contrast to Hal, an older corporate lawyer who keeps himself in fighting trim.
- Even the valor of tragedy is denied to Daisy, “a woman born with a voice that lacks a tragic register.”
- The ad begins with a young girl counting the petals she is pulling off a daisy.
- The odd (though beautiful) pair here is Daisy and Violet Hilton, conjoined twins who were a hit on the vaudeville circuit.
- A helping of free PR, all while skillfully avoiding the exorbitant day rate of British fashion model Daisy Lowe.
- Instead of sleeping with them, however, Joffrey forces Ros to beat Daisy with a whip… and then a giant club.
- You would think the poor teacher would be driven crazy, but he seems as calm as a daisy in a June breeze.
- "Daisy—papa's Daisy—your vows are made," whispered Ethel, gaining sole possession of the babe for a minute.
- With such an assembly at hand the time was ripe for selling Daisy-Jewel to the highest bidder.
- I lay on the grass in the cloisters, and the Daisy Chain hung from the sky, and was drawing me upwards.
- Old Warrender would lean on his daisy-spud a pleased spectator of the Arcadian scene.