Definition of hypericum in English:

hypericum

noun hʌɪˈpɛrɪkəmhīˈperəkəm

A yellow-flowered plant of a genus that includes the St John's worts, tutsan, and rose of Sharon.
金丝桃属植物
Genus Hypericum, family Guttiferae
Example sentencesExamples
- Twenty five years on, the crevices between rocks are filled with cushions of saxifrages, tiny yellow Potentilla cuneata, ferns and hypericums.
- Attach clusters of hypericum sprigs to a wire wreath form by overlapping them and wrapping them with waxed florist's twine.
- Pale orange roses share a julep cup with dusty miller, green hypericum berries, and yellow leucadendron knob flowers.
- And most grocery-store floral departments stock seasonal fillers-pine, hypericum berries, and variegated holly - starting in early December.
- Delicate rosebuds bundled with sprigs of rosemary and hypericum berries update the Old World charm of a classic goose-feather tree.

Origin

Latin, from Greek hupereikon, from huper 'over, above' + ereikē 'heath'.

Definition of hypericum in US English:

hypericum

nounhīˈperəkəm

A yellow-flowered plant of a genus that includes the St. John's worts and rose of Sharon.
金丝桃属植物
Genus Hypericum, family Guttiferae
Example sentencesExamples
- Pale orange roses share a julep cup with dusty miller, green hypericum berries, and yellow leucadendron knob flowers.
- Delicate rosebuds bundled with sprigs of rosemary and hypericum berries update the Old World charm of a classic goose-feather tree.
- Attach clusters of hypericum sprigs to a wire wreath form by overlapping them and wrapping them with waxed florist's twine.
- And most grocery-store floral departments stock seasonal fillers-pine, hypericum berries, and variegated holly - starting in early December.
- Twenty five years on, the crevices between rocks are filled with cushions of saxifrages, tiny yellow Potentilla cuneata, ferns and hypericums.

Origin

Latin, from Greek hupereikon, from huper ‘over, above’ + ereikē ‘heath’.

词汇	hypericum
释义	Definition of hypericum in English: hypericum noun hʌɪˈpɛrɪkəmhīˈperəkəm A yellow-flowered plant of a genus that includes the St John's worts, tutsan, and rose of Sharon. 金丝桃属植物 Genus Hypericum, family Guttiferae Example sentencesExamples Twenty five years on, the crevices between rocks are filled with cushions of saxifrages, tiny yellow Potentilla cuneata, ferns and hypericums. Attach clusters of hypericum sprigs to a wire wreath form by overlapping them and wrapping them with waxed florist's twine. Pale orange roses share a julep cup with dusty miller, green hypericum berries, and yellow leucadendron knob flowers. And most grocery-store floral departments stock seasonal fillers-pine, hypericum berries, and variegated holly - starting in early December. Delicate rosebuds bundled with sprigs of rosemary and hypericum berries update the Old World charm of a classic goose-feather tree. Origin Latin, from Greek hupereikon, from huper 'over, above' + ereikē 'heath'. Definition of hypericum in US English: hypericum nounhīˈperəkəm A yellow-flowered plant of a genus that includes the St. John's worts and rose of Sharon. 金丝桃属植物 Genus Hypericum, family Guttiferae Example sentencesExamples Pale orange roses share a julep cup with dusty miller, green hypericum berries, and yellow leucadendron knob flowers. Delicate rosebuds bundled with sprigs of rosemary and hypericum berries update the Old World charm of a classic goose-feather tree. Attach clusters of hypericum sprigs to a wire wreath form by overlapping them and wrapping them with waxed florist's twine. And most grocery-store floral departments stock seasonal fillers-pine, hypericum berries, and variegated holly - starting in early December. Twenty five years on, the crevices between rocks are filled with cushions of saxifrages, tiny yellow Potentilla cuneata, ferns and hypericums. Origin Latin, from Greek hupereikon, from huper ‘over, above’ + ereikē ‘heath’.
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