nectar 的定义
- the saccharine secretion of a plant, which attracts the insects or birds that pollinate the flower.
- the juice of a fruit, especially when not diluted, or a blend of fruit juices: pear nectar; tropical nectar.
- Classical Mythology. the life-giving drink of the gods.Compare ambrosia.
- any delicious drink.
nectar 近义词
sweet drink
更多nectar例句
- To attract vital pollinators, males ooze nectar among the nubbins.
- Sometimes these and other bumblebees don’t grope for nectar through the natural openings of flowers.
- These animals probably don’t binge on sugary fruit and nectar that creates ethanol.
- Like honeybee workers, bumblebee workers collect pollen and nectar.
- To get enough energy, Minecraft bees would need a lot of nectar, Combes says.
- Legend has it that Alexander the Great enjoyed ancient sno-cones as well; his were flavored with honey and nectar.
- It gives the experience of the sweetest nectar of life, pure bliss consciousness.
- Another choice is agave nectar, made from a type of cactus that grows in Mexico (yes, tequila fans, that cactus).
- Then, as if succumbing to the charms of its nectar, the novel becomes more extravagant as it progresses.
- Honey, which is produced by honeybees harvesting nectar from flowers, does a lot to encourage sexuality.
- At least ten men be sides Gwynne were hovering about Dolly Boutts, like humming-birds about the nectar of a full-blown rose.
- The nectar of the gods pales into nothingness when compared with a toddy such as I make, said he.
- The gods themselves were fed on nectar and ambrosia, that they might not die like ordinary mortals.
- Mary's eyes were fastened on the silver cups; were they brimmed with nectar of the old Greek gods that they should charm her so?
- Thatcher has filled me amply with expensive urban food in this sylvan retreat—nectar and ambrosia.