clover
word
Definition
A small green plant with three round leaves, often found in fields and lawns. Some rare clovers have four leaves, which are considered a symbol of good luck.
Usage & Nuances
'Clover' usually refers to the whole plant or the leaves. 'Four-leaf clover' is a common symbol of luck. Often used in expressions like 'as happy as a clam in clover' (very happy). Not to be confused with 'shamrock,' which specifically refers to certain clover species and is a symbol of Ireland.
Spanish: trébolPortuguese (BR): trevoPortuguese (PT): trevoChinese (Simplified): 三叶草Chinese (Traditional): 三葉草Hindi: क्लोवरArabic: نبات النفلBengali: তরুলতা - ক্লোভারRussian: клеверJapanese: クローバーVietnamese: cỏ ba láKorean: 클로버Turkish: yoncaUrdu: کلوور - سہ پتی گھاسIndonesian: semanggi
Example Sentences
The field was full of clover.
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A clover has three leaves.
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She found a four-leaf clover.
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Cows love eating fresh clover in the summer.
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If you find a clover with four leaves, keep it for good luck!
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The park turns green with clover every spring.
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