Anemone Meaning in English
word
ˈænɪˌmoʊn/, /əˈnɛməni
uh-NEM-uh-nee
ɐnˈɛmənˌi
uh-NEM-uh-nee
释义
An anemone is a type of plant with colorful, petal-like flowers, or a sea animal that looks like a flower and lives attached to rocks underwater.
用法与细微差别
"Anemone" can refer to both a flowering plant (garden anemone) and a sea creature (sea anemone). When talking about nature or biology, specify which one you mean. The pronunciation is often tricky: /əˈnɛməni/.
Spanish: anémonaPortuguese (BR): anêmonaPortuguese (PT): anémonaChinese (Simplified): 海葵Chinese (Traditional): 海葵Hindi: एनिमोन (फूल/समुद्री प्राणी)Arabic: شقيق البحر - زهرة الشقائقBengali: অ্যানিমোনি (ফুল) - সামুদ্রিক অ্যানিমোনি (জলজ প্রাণী)Russian: анемона (растение) - актиния (морское животное)Japanese: アネモネ（植物） - イソギンチャク（海の動物）Vietnamese: hoa hải quỳ (cây) - hải quỳ (động vật biển)Korean: 아네모네(식물) - 말미잘(해양 동물)Turkish: anemon (bitki) - deniz şakayığı (hayvan)Urdu: اینی مونی (پودا) - سمندری انیمون (جانور)Indonesian: anemon (tanaman bunga) - anemon laut (hewan laut)
例句
The anemone in the garden has bright red petals.
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A clownfish lives among the tentacles of the sea anemone.
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We saw many colorful anemones while snorkeling.
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Be careful—some sea anemones can sting if you touch them.
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The white anemones bloomed early this spring.
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My favorite photo from the aquarium is a close-up of a glowing anemone.
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