daisy

英 [ˈdeɪzi]

美 [ˈdeɪzi]

n.  雏菊(花); (类似雏菊，但花稍大的)菊科植物

复数：daisies　

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Collins.1 / BNC.9305 / COCA.10897

习惯用语

n.

be pushing up (the) daisies
• 葬入地下；正忙着滋养冢上黄花
  to be dead and in a grave

牛津词典

noun

• 雏菊（花）；（类似雏菊，但花稍大的）菊科植物
  a small wild flower with white petals around a yellow centre; a taller plant with similar but larger flowers

柯林斯词典

• 雏菊
  Adaisyis a small wild flower with a yellow centre and white petals.

英英释义

noun

• any of numerous composite plants having flower heads with well-developed ray flowers usually arranged in a single whorl

双语例句

• At that moment he turn back, he knew he had already fell in love with Little Daisy.
  在他返回的那一刻，他知道他已经爱上了小雏菊。
• Benny laughed, Ha! Ha! Ive tricked Daisy at last.
  本尼大笑：哈哈，我终于耍了黛西一次了。
• Give me a cup of tea and I'll soon feel as fresh as a daisy.
  要是给我一杯茶，我马上义会生龙活虎了。
• I followed Daisy round to the front of the house.
  我跟着黛西饶到了房子前头。
• I love Daisy and uncle jesse.
  我爱戴茜和杰西叔叔。
• Are you the daisy guy?
  你是那个送雏菊的家伙？
• Daisy called her daffy, but goodhearted.
  黛西说她傻乎乎的，但心肠很好。
• Tom and Daisy had got away with it, again.
  汤姆和黛西又一次逃脱了惩罚。
• I am happy to see Jack and Daisy get married.
  真高兴看到杰克和黛西结婚。
• Daisy strode alongside her, breathing heavily but keeping pace.
  黛西在她身边大步走着，大口喘着气，但是没有落后。