Definition of milk-tree in English:

milk-tree

noun ˈmɪlktriː

Any of various trees yielding a milky sap, in some cases drinkable; especially (a) = milk-bush; (b) any of several tropical South American trees which produce a drinkable latex resembling cow's milk, especially the cow tree, Brosimum utile (family Moraceae), and the hya-hya, Tabernaemontana utile (family Apocynaceae); (c) NZ any of several small trees of the genus Streblus (family Moraceae); (d) the tree Cerbera (Tanghinia) venenifera (family Apocynaceae), native to Madagascar, whose poisonous seed was formerly employed in trials by ordeal.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Fryer (d. 1733), traveller and writer. From milk + tree.

Definition of milk-tree in US English:

milk-tree

nounˈmɪlktriː

Any of various trees yielding a milky sap, in some cases drinkable; especially (a) = milk-bush; (b) any of several tropical South American trees which produce a drinkable latex resembling cow's milk, especially the cow tree, Brosimum utile (family Moraceae), and the hya-hya, Tabernaemontana utile (family Apocynaceae); (c) NZ any of several small trees of the genus Streblus (family Moraceae); (d) the tree Cerbera (Tanghinia) venenifera (family Apocynaceae), native to Madagascar, whose poisonous seed was formerly employed in trials by ordeal.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Fryer (d. 1733), traveller and writer. From milk + tree.

词汇	milk-tree
释义	Definition of milk-tree in English: milk-tree noun ˈmɪlktriː Any of various trees yielding a milky sap, in some cases drinkable; especially (a) = milk-bush; (b) any of several tropical South American trees which produce a drinkable latex resembling cow's milk, especially the cow tree, Brosimum utile (family Moraceae), and the hya-hya, Tabernaemontana utile (family Apocynaceae); (c) NZ any of several small trees of the genus Streblus (family Moraceae); (d) the tree Cerbera (Tanghinia) venenifera (family Apocynaceae), native to Madagascar, whose poisonous seed was formerly employed in trials by ordeal. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Fryer (d. 1733), traveller and writer. From milk + tree. Definition of milk-tree in US English: milk-tree nounˈmɪlktriː Any of various trees yielding a milky sap, in some cases drinkable; especially (a) = milk-bush; (b) any of several tropical South American trees which produce a drinkable latex resembling cow's milk, especially the cow tree, Brosimum utile (family Moraceae), and the hya-hya, Tabernaemontana utile (family Apocynaceae); (c) NZ any of several small trees of the genus Streblus (family Moraceae); (d) the tree Cerbera (Tanghinia) venenifera (family Apocynaceae), native to Madagascar, whose poisonous seed was formerly employed in trials by ordeal. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Fryer (d. 1733), traveller and writer. From milk + tree.
随便看	segmentary segmentary segmentation segmentation cavity segmentations segmentative segmented segmented segmenter segmenting segmentings segments sego sego lily segos Segovia segovia, andres Segovia, Andrés segregable segregable segregate segregated segregated segregated from segregate oneself