gladiolus 的定义
plural glad·i·o·lus, glad·i·o·li [glad-ee-oh-lahy], /ˌglæd iˈoʊ laɪ/, glad·i·o·lus·es for 1; glad·i·o·li for 2.
- any plant of the genus Gladiolus, of the iris family, native especially to Africa, having erect, sword-shaped leaves and spikes of flowers in a variety of colors.
- Anatomy. the middle and largest segment of the sternum.Compare manubrium, xiphisternum.
更多gladiolus例句
- To secure the best effect from it, the Gladiolus should be planted in masses.
- The purple gladiolus glows through all its green fields in early spring.
- Shooting up behind and among it is a tall, salmon-coloured Gladiolus, a telling contrast both in form and manner of inflorescence.
- Fine as are the newer forms of hybrid Gladiolus, the older strain of gandavensis hybrids are still the best as border flowers.
- These of course come up, and any patches of Gladiolus are collected, to be dried for a time and then stored.