英:[ˈseɪdʒbrʌʃ]
美:['seɪdʒbrʌʃ]
英:[ˈseɪdʒbrʌʃ]
美:['seɪdʒbrʌʃ]
sage·brush
seIj bruhsh
noun
one of a group of shrubs of the daisy family, native to dry areas in southwestern North America, that have aromatic silvery leaves.
“Sage-brush”是指一种干燥的灌木植物,生长在美国西部广阔的干旱平原上,该词于1846年出现,由 sage(n.1)和 brush(n.2)组成。据说它被这样称呼是因为它的外观或气味类似于鼠尾草。
Sage-brush is very fair fuel, but as a vegetable it is a distinguished failure. Nothing can abide the taste of it but the jackass and his illegitimate child, the mule. ["Mark Twain," "Roughing It"]
“鼠尾草灌丛是很好的燃料,但作为蔬菜却是彻头彻尾的失败。除了驴和它的私生子骡子,没有什么能忍受它的味道。”——马克·吐温,《荒野漫游》
The first known use of sagebrush was in 1850
sag1 of 2verb
to droop or sink below the normal or right level
to become less firm or strong
sag2 of 2noun
a sagging part or area
the sag in a rope
an instance or amount of sagging
sagonoun
a dry granulated or powdered starch prepared from spongy tissue inside the stem of a sago palm
sag1 of 2verb
to droop or sink below the normal or right level
to become less firm or strong
sag2 of 2noun
a sagging part or area
the sag in a rope
an instance or amount of sagging
sag1 of 2verb
to droop or sink below the normal or right level
to become less firm or strong
sag2 of 2noun
a sagging part or area
the sag in a rope
an instance or amount of sagging
sage1 of 3adjective
wise entry 2 sense 1, prudent
sage advice
sage2 of 3noun
a very wise person
sage3 of 3noun
a European mint with fragrant leaves that is used especially to flavor meat
sagebrush
sage1 of 3adjective
wise entry 2 sense 1, prudent
sage advice
sage2 of 3noun
a very wise person
sage3 of 3noun
a European mint with fragrant leaves that is used especially to flavor meat
sagebrush
sagebrushnoun
any of several low shrubby North American plants related to the daisiesespecially: a common plant with a bitter juice that smells like sage and is widespread on the plains of the western U.S.
1 We head on past low, twisty juniper and pinyon trees and clumps of sagebrush clinging to the severe terrain.
2 While that's good for sagebrush ; it's not good for its plant neighbors.
虽然这样对山艾树比较好,但是对邻近的植物造成威胁.
3 I broke days into moments, ignoring the horizon line, focusing on footsteps, pebbles, desert sagebrush or the bumps on a horned lizard’s head.
4 The competition is like a car race in the sky, with planes flying wingtip-to-wingtip as low as 50 feet off the sagebrush at speeds sometimes surpassing 500 mph.
5 Set out from the parking area along a wide trail that cuts through sweet-smelling sagebrush.
6 We arrived 90 minutes later in a snug valley where aspens met sagebrush at the river’s edge.
7 On an Arizona highway, a two-car caravan is flashing across sagebrush country—the mesa country of hawks and rattlesnakes and towering red rocks.
8 Crows flapped off an occasional jackrabbit carcass; a black-and-white shrike sat on a fence post with a dead kangaroo rat dangling from under its talons; cows lumbered moodily off the dirt path into the sagebrush.
9 The deciduous trees of the North Rim are replaced by prickly pear cactus and aromatic sagebrush, providing home to lizards, and hawk moths after dark.
10 I was walking along a trail in Yellowstone National Park, meditating on mountains, breathing in the scent of pine and sagebrush, when a llama sneezed in my ear.
11 Before they could attack, Brian jumped out from behind a clump of sagebrush, waving a yucca branch.
12 Then they disappeared for a while into the sagebrush.
13 They’re framed by sagebrush and, beyond that, desert foothills and the giant sky, contrails crisscrossing its length.
14 Beyond the hazy purple sensation of the Texas Hill Country, the land relaxed, and soon enough, it was just me and the sagebrush and so many wind turbines casting shadows across the highway.
15 The sagebrushes shone with new silver leaves and the oaks wore hoods of golden green.
16 Detailed drives with ratings, distance and maps to the prettiest places in the state, from the best views of mountains and lakes to flower-filled meadows and sagebrush prairies.
17 “So you can see what he saw. Smell the sagebrush and feel the same sand under your feet.”
18 The key species for this count — the sagebrush sparrow, Brewer’s sparrow and sage thrasher — are small, often hidden in low-lying brush, and sometimes hard to spot.
19 One day when Brian and I were hiding in the sagebrush, spying, I double-dared him to go talk to the woman lying out on the porch.
20 Its pages carry the smell of sagebrush and ring of slot machines, and will bring readers deep into its messy beauty.
1 蒿属植物
2 山艾
3 菊科
lettuce cosmos sunflower daisy thistle dandelion artichoke marigold blackjack aster dahlia chrysanthemum tarragon chicory echinacea wormwood calendula edelweiss arnica yarrow zinnia burdock safflower endive tansy ragweed coneflower goldenrod cornflower coreopsis helichrysum feverfew rudbeckia mugwort pyrethrum artemisia ragwort butterbur gaillardia coltsfoot knapweed boneset senecio goldilocks cardoon carline achillea gerbera hawkweed moxa salsify groundsel cineraria southernwood centaurea costmary cockspur fleabane scorzonera erigeron gazania guayule hawkbit osteospermum helenium ox-eye dimorphotheca sowthistle sneezewort catananche artemisinin elecampane cocklebur liatris rabbitbrush tarweed strawflower cudweed fleawort cottonweed sneezeweed nipplewort silversword bur-marigold hawksbeard clotbur ox-tongue saw-wort renosterbos bindi-eye golden glow Spanish needles winter heliotrope sweet sultan pineapple weed musk thistle African daisy Transvaal daisy cat's foot cotton lavender globe thistle Jerusalem artichoke China aster vegetable sheep Michaelmas daisy ploughman's spikenard curry plant cupid's dart ox eye daisy daisy bush goat's beard hemp agrimony Shasta daisy giant groundsel leopard's bane corn marigold pearly everlasting cat's ear Noogoora burr joe pye weed Canada thistle devil's paintbrush Namaqualand daisy
4 山艾树