sprig 的 2 个定义
- a small spray of some plant with its leaves, flowers, etc.
- an ornament having the form of such a spray.
- a shoot, twig, or small branch.
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sprigged, sprig·ging.
- to mark or decorate with a design of sprigs.
- to fasten with brads.
- Horticulture. to propagate a plant, especially grass, by planting individual stolons.
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sprig 近义词
shoot
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- Add a large spoonful of chopped vegetables, a few pickled chiles, and, if you’d like, some crumbled or shredded cheese, a squeeze of lime and a few sprigs of cilantro.
- Gather your herb sprigs by the stem ends and plunge the leaves into the boiling water for 15 seconds and then immediately submerge them in ice water for one minute.
- Strain into a tall glass with fresh ice and serve with the sprig of mint.
- Cucumbers, scallions and sprigs of cilantro are the finishing touches.
- Bartleson even goes so far as to pack in some foliage, like a sprig of evergreen, that she’ll place in the corner of the shot to help frame the subject.
- It rocks because their recipes are straight-up, no pretentions, no useless sprig of rosemary.
- Even the celebrated shot of Uncle Paulie cutting garlic with a razor blade has a sprig of parsley in the foreground.
- Nur looked like a kind little old man, and he wore a sprig of wild thyme in his hood.
- I have written at least a dozen about this cavern, and I've described it without even forgetting a single sprig of moss.
- It appeared that the fact of her having been the landlady of the Holly Sprig made no difference in his case.
- Delicate, refined, perfectly poised, and Kitty beside her like a sunflower to a sprig of heliotrope!
- Then Marie began to explain, telling all about the candles, the sprig of box and the face of the corpse.