Palmyra Meaning in English
word
pælˈmaɪɹə
pal-MY-ruh
pælˈmaɪɹə
pal-MY-ruh
释义
A palmyra is a type of tall palm tree native to South and Southeast Asia, known for its large fan-shaped leaves and edible fruits.
用法与细微差别
"Palmyra" is mainly used in botany and geography. Often called "palmyra palm"; not a common word in daily conversation. Sometimes refers to the fruit or products of the tree, especially in South Asian cultures.
Spanish: palmera palmyraPortuguese (BR): palmeira-palmyraPortuguese (PT): palmeira-palmyraChinese (Simplified): 糖棕 (palmyra) - 蒲葵 (棕榈的一种)Chinese (Traditional): 糖棕 (palmyra) - 蒲葵 (棕櫚的一種)Hindi: ताड़ (palmyra) - पामीराArabic: نخلة البلح الهنديةBengali: তালগাছ - তাল (গাছ)Russian: пальмира - пальмиревая пальмаJapanese: シュロ（パルミラ） - パルミラヤシVietnamese: thốt nốt - cây thốt nốtKorean: 팔미라야자 - 팔미라 (야자나무)Turkish: palmiye ağacı (palmyra) - palmyra palmiyesiUrdu: تاڑ - پاميرا کھجورIndonesian: siwalan - lontar - palmyra
例句
The palmyra grows in hot, dry regions.
basic
People use leaves from the palmyra to make fans.
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The fruit of the palmyra is sweet and eaten fresh.
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In India, palmyra sap is used to make a traditional drink.
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Some villages build their homes with wood from the palmyra.
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The market had fresh palmyra fruit for sale this morning.
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