tulip
US: /ˈtuɫəp/
UK: /tjˈuːlɪp/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
tulip /'tju:lip/- danh từ
- (thực vật học) cây uất kim hương
- hoa uất kim hương
Advanced English dictionary
+ nouna large, brightly coloured spring flower, shaped like a cup, on a tall stem
Collocation
ADJ.
dwarf | early, late, mid-season
TULIP + NOUN
bulb | fields
More information about FLOWERS
FLOWERS:
grow ~
Tulips are grown everywhere.
breed ~
She breeds orchids in her greenhouse.
plant, put in ~
Autumn is the best time to plant peonies.
dig out/up, take out ~
Dig up your geraniums before the first frosts.
spray, water ~
It's a good idea to spray your roses against greenfly.
prune
roses
deadhead ~
Don't forget to deadhead the pansies.
pick (sb) ~
I picked some daffodils for you.
smell ~
He stopped to smell the flowers.
arrange ~
She arranged the tulips in a vase.
bring/give/send/take (sb) ~
He took her flowers and chocolates.
~ grow
Daffodils grow wild in the mountains.
~ be in flower, be/come out, (be in) bloom, come into flower, come out, flower
The spring flowers were just coming out. What time of year do daffodils flower?
~ smell
Some of these roses smell absolutely wonderful.
~ close/open (up)
You know it's summer when the first daisies open.
~ droop, wilt, wither
The petunias were already wilting in the hot sun.
~ be over
It was April and the snowdrops were long over.
a bouquet/bunch/garland/posy/spray/vase of ~
a spray of mixed violets and primroses
Concise dictionary
tulips'tuːlɪp /'tju-noun
+any of numerous perennial bulbous herbs having linear or broadly lanceolate leaves and usually a single showy flower
