primrose
/prim-rohz/US // ˈprɪmˌroʊz //UK // (ˈprɪmˌrəʊz) //
报春花,月季花,月季,报春鸟
Related Words
lush茂盛的,郁郁葱葱,茂盛,茂密的voluptuous丰满的,丰满,妖艳的,妖艳sensual感性的,感性,感性的东西,性感的carnal肉体的,肉体,肉体上的,肉欲epicurean爱好者,嗜好者,美食家,饮食业exciting激动人心的,令人振奋的,令人振奋,令人激动的fleshly肉体的,肉质的,肉体上的,肉身的fleshy肉质的,肉质,肥硕的,肥硕luscious奢华的,豪华,奢华,豪华的luxurious奢华的,奢侈的,奢华,奢侈passionate激情,多情的,激情澎湃,充满激情physical身体,物理,身体状况,身体的pleasurable愉快的,愉悦的,愉快,有趣的rich丰富,丰富的,富有,富有的self-indulgent放任自流,放纵自己,自我放纵,放纵sensory感觉,感官,感知,感觉上sumptuous奢华的,华贵,奢华,华贵的hedonistic享乐主义,享乐主义的,享乐主义者,享乐派sensualistic感性的,感性主义,感性,感性主义的sybaritic辛巴里特式,辛巴达,辛巴里特,合理化的
Definitions
n.名词 noun
- 1
- : any plant of the genus Primula, as P. vulgaris, of Europe, having yellow flowers, or P. sinensis, of China, having flowers in a variety of colors.Compare primrose family.
- : evening primrose.
- : pale yellow.
adj.形容词 adjective
- 1
- : of or relating to the primrose.
- : Also primrosed . abounding in primroses: a primrose garden.
- : of a pale yellow.
Synonyms & Antonyms
as insensuous
Synonyms
lush茂盛的,郁郁葱葱,茂盛,茂密的sensual感性的,感性,感性的东西,性感的voluptuous丰满的,丰满,妖艳的,妖艳carnal肉体的,肉体,肉体上的,肉欲epicurean爱好者,嗜好者,美食家,饮食业exciting激动人心的,令人振奋的,令人振奋,令人激动的fleshly肉体的,肉质的,肉体上的,肉身的fleshy肉质的,肉质,肥硕的,肥硕hedonistic享乐主义,享乐主义的,享乐主义者,享乐派luscious奢华的,豪华,奢华,豪华的luxurious奢华的,奢侈的,奢华,奢侈passionate激情,多情的,激情澎湃,充满激情physical身体,物理,身体状况,身体的pleasurable愉快的,愉悦的,愉快,有趣的pleasure-loving爱好者,爱好享受的人,爱好的人,爱好享受pleasure-seeking寻欢作乐,贪图享乐,贪图享受,追求快乐rich丰富,丰富的,富有,富有的self-indulgent放任自流,放纵自己,自我放纵,放纵sensory感觉,感官,感知,感觉上sensualistic感性的,感性主义,感性,感性主义的sumptuous奢华的,华贵,奢华,华贵的sybaritic辛巴里特式,辛巴达,辛巴里特,合理化的
Examples
Zutant has since stepped back from Barkada day-to-day in order to dedicate time to Primrose.
But he put such thoughts from him—he had made his choice long ago, and it was not the primrose-path.
But the third sign—the first primrose and violet—was always the happiest, as well as quite the earliest.
His hair was a little less primrose coloured than it had been (pomatum does darken hair a little), but his eyes had not altered.
The names of the plant are a puzzle; botanically it is a Primrose, but it is never so called.
It was also a flower name, but not of our present Primrose, but of a very different plant.
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