英:[mɪˈməʊzə]
美:[mɪˈmoʊzə]
英:[mɪˈməʊzə]
美:[mɪˈmoʊzə]
mi·mo·sa
m mo s
复数:mimosas
含羞草属,灌木类植物,1731年创造于现代拉丁语(1619年),由拉丁语 mimus “模仿”(见 mime(n.))和 -osa 形容词后缀(-osus 的女性形式)组成。因为一些物种(包括常见的含羞草)在被触摸时会折叠叶子,似乎模仿动物行为而得名。作为像含羞草花一样的黄色的名称,最早见于1909年。酒精饮料(1977年)因其黄色而被称为含羞草饮料。
含羞草
New Latin, from Latin mimus mime
The first known use of mimosa was circa 1731
mincemeatnoun
minced meat
a finely chopped mixture (as of raisins, apples, and spices) with or without meat
mince1 of 2verb
to cut into very small pieces
to act, walk, or speak in an unnaturally dainty way
mince2 of 2noun
small bits into which something is choppedespecially: mincemeat
minaretnoun
a tall slender tower of a mosque with a balcony from which the people are called to prayer
mimosanoun
any of a genus of trees, shrubs, and herbs of the legume family that are found in warm regions and have small white or pink flowers in ball-shaped heads
1 A team from La Prairie ushered them to the dining room, where waiters bore down with trays of orange juice and mimosas.
2 Tropicana also called out the parents "juggling it all," instructing them to "Find the ultimate moment of brightness for yourself – wherever and whenever – with a Tropicana mimosa, of course."
3 After filling out forms promising they had not had any recent spells of vomiting, they were ushered to a cocktail lounge inside the ocean liner, where a jazz trio played and mimosas were served.
4 It is like saying you can have one glass of wine with breakfast or a mimosa.
5 After the war, Dirk settled into a villa on the French Riviera, with old master paintings on his walls and views of the sea and mimosa trees.
6 I kind of a basin of mimosa.
我有几分一盆含羞草。
7 This is the Mimosa "shy" reasons.
这就是含羞草“害羞”的原因。
8 When I reached the area, all that remained were two pyramids of ashes by a large mimosa tree.
9 One exception is a weekend offering with an après-class Bloody Mary or mimosa: Hangover Yoga.
10 Gather dried berries and pine cones or mimosa, helichrysum or berried eucalyptus.
11 Three other companions answered the silly question, and Autumncathey6 confessed to having "seven mimosas."
12 Love is like a mimosa, quietly blooming in the absence of at once someone interference, it also quietly rolled up beautiful leaves.
爱情恰似一棵含羞草,在无人处静静绽放,一旦有人干扰,它又悄然卷起美丽的叶子。
13 Chunky fried potatoes came with it, and I washed it down with the Red Twig's signature mimosa.
14 The next minute I knew it was coming from the mimosa tree outside.
我马上意识到这种味道来自屋外的合欢树. ”
15 Our tab, which included a coffee, mimosa, sandwich and two benedicts, came to about $47, without tip.
16 A mimosa's leaves are sensitive to touch.
含羞草的叶子对触摸很敏感。
17 She also invoked brunch, mimosas and shopping as evidence of the country’s deteriorating moral fabric.
18 With flavors of ripe peaches and star fruit, slightly herbaceous and a tad off-dry, the bubbly is great on its own or as a base for a mimosas or bellinis.
19 Brunch babes are no strangers to bottomless mimosas.
20 Consider having a three-hour cocktail party with great music or a brunch with mimosas and bloody marys; it can still be creatively visual and celebratory without having to spend a lot.
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