carnation

英 [kɑːˈneɪʃn]

美 [kɑːrˈneɪʃn]

n.  (丁)香石竹; 康乃馨

复数：carnations　

TEM8医学

Collins.1 / BNC.15758 / COCA.18352

牛津词典

noun

• （丁）香石竹；康乃馨
  a white, pink or red flower, often worn as a decoration on formal occasions
  1. He was wearing a carnation in his buttonhole.
     他在扣眼里插了一朵康乃馨。

柯林斯词典

• 康乃馨
  Acarnationis a plant with white, pink, or red flowers.

英英释义

noun

• a pink or reddish-pink color
• Eurasian plant with pink to purple-red spice-scented usually double flowers
  Synonym:clove pinkgillyflowerDianthus caryophyllus

adj

• pink or pinkish

双语例句

• Gladiolus, tuberose, dahlia, chrysanthemum, african chrysanthemum, carnation applicable.
  剑兰，晚香玉，大丽花，菊花，非洲菊，香石竹等适用。
• The Study on the Axillary Bud Induction and Plant Regeneration by the Use of Carnation's Stems
  康乃馨茎的腋芽诱导和再生植株的研究
• Nestle Corporation acquired the Carnation Company in 1984.
  1984年雀巢公司收购了卡内什公司。
• Red Carnation is a novel of anti corruption subject, and creates several vivid lawyer characters.
  《红色康乃馨》是一部反腐题材的小说，它塑造了几位生动而丰富的律师形象。
• The fragrance of the carnation made by my heart.
  我用心灵之纸折成的康乃馨的芬芳。
• I made a paper carnation.
  我做了一个纸康乃馨。
• The white carnation is preferred because I think it typifies some of the virtues of motherhood;
  选择白色康乃馨是因为我认为它象征着母亲的一些美德；
• The pink carnation: Wish mother to be beautiful young forever.
  粉色康乃馨：祝母亲永远美丽，年轻。
• The third is the carnation.
  一个是康乃馨。
• It was Jarvis who originated the custom of wearing a carnation on mother's day because carnation was her mother's favorite flower.
  正是加维斯引起了在母亲节佩戴康乃馨的风俗，因为康乃馨是她妈妈最喜爱的花。