Honeysuckles Meaning in English

word · lemma: honeysuckle

US

ˈhəniˌsəkəɫz

HUH-nee-suh-kulz

UK

hˈʌnɪsˌʌkəlz

HUN-ih-suk-ulz

Definition

Honeysuckles are climbing or spreading plants with sweet-smelling, often tubular flowers, usually found in gardens or wild areas.

Usage & Nuances

'Honeysuckles' is the plural of 'honeysuckle'. Used mainly in gardening, nature, or floral topics. Often refers to both the plant and its flowers. Common collocation: 'fragrant honeysuckles', 'climbing honeysuckles'.

• Spanish: madreselvas
• Portuguese (BR): madressilvas
• Portuguese (PT): madressilvas
• Chinese (Simplified): 忍冬花
• Chinese (Traditional): 忍冬花
• Hindi: हनीसकल्स
• Arabic: زهور العسلة
• Bengali: হানিসাকল - মধুসমৃদ্ধ লতা
• Russian: жимолости
• Japanese: スイカズラ
• Vietnamese: kim ngân
• Korean: 인동덩굴
• Turkish: hanımeli
• Urdu: ہنی سکل
• Indonesian: honeysuckle - bunga madu

Example Sentences

There are many honeysuckles in this garden.

basic

Bees love the sweet smell of honeysuckles.

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We planted honeysuckles near the fence.

basic

The scent of honeysuckles fills the air in late spring.

natural

Climbing honeysuckles can cover a wall quickly.

natural

As children, we used to sip nectar from the honeysuckles behind our house.

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