dahlia

英 ['de?l??] 美['d?l??]

低頻詞花

復(fù)數(shù):?dahlias;

dahlia 大麗花屬

來自其發(fā)現(xiàn)者18世紀(jì)瑞典植物學(xué)家Anders Dahl. -ia,花屬名，詞源同fuchsia.

dahlia: dahlia: [19] The dahlia was named in 1791 in honour of Anders Dahl, an 18th-century Swedish botanist who discovered the plant in Mexico in 1788. The first record of the term in English is from 1804. During the 19th century it was used for a particular shade of red: ‘One of the many ugly shades that are to be worn this season is dahlia’, Pall Mall Gazette 29 September 1892.
dahlia (n.): 1804, named 1791 by Spanish botanist Antonio José Cavanilles for Anders Dahl (1751-1789), Swedish botanist and pupil of Linnaeus, who discovered it in Mexico in 1788. The likelihood that a true blue variety of the flower never could be cultivated was first proposed by French-Swiss botanist Augustin Pyramus de Candolle, and noted in English by 1835; hence blue dahlia, figurative expression for "something impossible or unattainable" (1866).

1. Some favoured dahlia, others preferred the bright geranium.: 一些人偏愛天竺牡丹; 另一些人則比較喜歡鮮艷的天竺葵.

2. Dahlia : It is the mark of Samael. Don't let it be completed.: 那是惡魔薩麥爾的印記. 千萬不要讓它完成了.

3. Dahlia: Evil waits in vengeance. Be careful what you choose.: 達(dá)麗雅: 惡魔在等著復(fù)仇. 小心你的選擇.

4. Dahlia, Zephine, and especially Favourite, could not have said as much.: 大麗, 瑟芬, 尤其是寵兒, 都不可能有那種癡情.