Willows Meaning in English
word · lemma: willow
/ˈwɪˌɫoʊz/
WI-lohz
/wˈɪləʊz/
WI-lohz
释义
Willows are trees or shrubs with long, slender branches and narrow leaves, often found near water. They are known for their graceful, drooping appearance.
用法与细微差别
'Willows' is the plural of 'willow.' Most often refers to the whole group of willow trees, especially in natural settings. Often seen in phrases like 'weeping willows.' Not used for unrelated tree types.
Spanish: saucesPortuguese (BR): salgueirosPortuguese (PT): salgueirosChinese (Simplified): 柳树Chinese (Traditional): 柳樹Hindi: बबूल के पेड़Arabic: أشجار الصفصافBengali: বাঁশি - শিমুল (উইলো গাছ)Russian: ивыJapanese: 柳 - 柳の木Vietnamese: cây liễuKorean: 버드나무Turkish: söğütlerUrdu: بیدIndonesian: pohon willow - pohon salix
例句
There are many willows by the river.
basic
Willows grow quickly in wet soil.
basic
Children like to play under the willows.
basic
In spring, the willows along the lake turn bright green.
natural
We had a picnic in the shade of the willows.
natural
The old willows make this park feel calm and peaceful.
natural