英：['bluː,bɒnɪt]
美：[ 'blʊ,bɑnɪt]
bluebonnet如何读
bluebonnet是什么意思
- n.矢车菊；蓝色的呢绒帽；苏格兰兵
bluebonnet自然拼读
blue·bon·net
blu ba niht
bluebonnet英英释义
- n.
- low-growing annual herb of southwestern United States (Texas) having silky foliage and blue flowers; a leading cause of livestock poisoning in the southwestern United States
- a brimless dark blue Scottish cap with a flat top and a plume on one side
bluebonnet词源英文解释
The first known use of bluebonnet was in 1568
bluebonnet儿童词典英英释义
bluefishnoun
an active saltwater food and sport fish that is bluish above with silvery sides
bluebottlenoun
any of several blowflies with a shiny blue abdomen or body
bluebonnetnoun
a low-growing annual lupine of Texas with silky leaves and blue flowers
bluebonnet 例句
1 For this reason, and because highways reflect so much heat, bluebonnets bloom earlier along roads than they would in a garden.
2 “When you see acres and acres or oceans of bluebonnets, it can be stunning,” said Andrea DeLong-Amaya, a horticulturalist at Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center at the University of Texas at Austin.
3 Margaret Bell Houston's "Song from the Traffic," which takes one to the feathered mesquites and the bluebonnets, might come next.
4 The red and white striped tail on this C-47 Skytrain called "Bluebonnet Belle" is typical of pre-war color schemes, when high visibility arrangements dominated.
红色和白色条纹尾巴这架C - 47空中列车称为“Bluebonnet美人”是典型的战前配色方案，在高能见度的安排为主。
5 Zeen did not answer, but stood there shivering and staring, with his eyes fixed on a bluebonnet in the cut corn.
6 A wreath of white roses and popping Texas bluebonnets stands under the American flag outside the courthouse, and another of red flowers was loaded Tuesday into a van outside a Brookshire’s grocery store.
7 Entire wedding parties have tramped through his bluebonnets, and a group of Muslims once came to pray.
8 A compact still has some makeup inside from the 1936 exposition and features some Texas icons: bluebonnets, a longhorn and the six flags of Texas.
9 And because 92 percent of the land in Texas is privately owned, bluebonnet season is also trespassing season.
10 Her website solicits field reports from bluebonnet fans, who this year discovered fields at, among other odd spots, a closed veterinary school, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, a former plantation and a Wal-Mart.
11 For example, Texas bluebonnets are native to the state but don’t typically bloom in Houston, Rushing says, because that area gets too much rainfall.
12 In Texas, bluebonnet tours have quieted along the highways, and monarch migration, along with that of purple martins, scissor-tailed fly catchers and painting buntings, may be missed.
13 And while bluebonnets, the state flower, are the favorite, there are also red Indian paintbrushes, yellow Mexican poppies and sunflowers, and pink phloxes, among others.
14 So Lucy’s room is bedecked in a girly motif of yellow roses and bluebonnets, and Bobby’s Western crash pad is dressed in patriotic colors, moose antlers and a headboard branded with the ranch’s logo.
15 But when Wickham started soliciting reports about bluebonnets online four years ago, Wickham said even she underestimated the flower's appeal to Texans.
16 "You—didn't even forget that I love bluebonnets, did you, dad?"
17 Mr. Grant has introduced more than 50 cultivars: roses, bluebonnets, mums, phloxes, salvias, verbenas.
18 Part of the reason Wickham's following has grown is the nature of bluebonnets.
19 While Central Texas is home to an especially colorful array of wildflowers, the bluebonnet is the official state flower and the showstopper of spring.
20 As my plane landed at Austin-Bergstrom Airport, the view from my window was a luscious and vibrant field of bluebonnets.