Definition of poui in English:

poui

nounPlural pouis ˈpuːiˈpo͞oē

A Caribbean and tropical American tree with trumpet-shaped flowers, grown as an ornamental and valued for its timber.
钟花木
Genus Tabebuia, family Bignoniaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Meanwhile, in a small studio somewhere in one of the Caribbean islands, someone is able to put that smudge of yellow on the canvas in just the right place to make you think of sunshine or poui blossoms in the dry season.
- Depending on the month of your excursion the yellow poui, the red flamboyant, or the lavender jacaranda trees will be in bloom.
- The flowering poui trees that occupy the open spaces and parks were laid down by residents and many self-help projects were funded by having Carnival fêtes and other initiatives.
- When the angels took him, many parts of our verdant landscape was sprinkled with carpets of pink poui flowers.
- Oh, I forgot to mention here that the annual blooming of our yellow poui trees started a few weeks back.

Origin

Mid 19th century: a local word in Trinidad.

Definition of poui in US English:

poui

nounˈpo͞oē

A Caribbean and tropical American tree with trumpet-shaped flowers, grown as an ornamental and valued for its timber.
钟花木
Genus Tabebuia, family Bignoniaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- When the angels took him, many parts of our verdant landscape was sprinkled with carpets of pink poui flowers.
- Meanwhile, in a small studio somewhere in one of the Caribbean islands, someone is able to put that smudge of yellow on the canvas in just the right place to make you think of sunshine or poui blossoms in the dry season.
- Oh, I forgot to mention here that the annual blooming of our yellow poui trees started a few weeks back.
- Depending on the month of your excursion the yellow poui, the red flamboyant, or the lavender jacaranda trees will be in bloom.
- The flowering poui trees that occupy the open spaces and parks were laid down by residents and many self-help projects were funded by having Carnival fêtes and other initiatives.

Origin

Mid 19th century: a local word in Trinidad.

词汇	poui
释义	Definition of poui in English: poui nounPlural pouis ˈpuːiˈpo͞oē A Caribbean and tropical American tree with trumpet-shaped flowers, grown as an ornamental and valued for its timber. 钟花木 Genus Tabebuia, family Bignoniaceae Example sentencesExamples Meanwhile, in a small studio somewhere in one of the Caribbean islands, someone is able to put that smudge of yellow on the canvas in just the right place to make you think of sunshine or poui blossoms in the dry season. Depending on the month of your excursion the yellow poui, the red flamboyant, or the lavender jacaranda trees will be in bloom. The flowering poui trees that occupy the open spaces and parks were laid down by residents and many self-help projects were funded by having Carnival fêtes and other initiatives. When the angels took him, many parts of our verdant landscape was sprinkled with carpets of pink poui flowers. Oh, I forgot to mention here that the annual blooming of our yellow poui trees started a few weeks back. Origin Mid 19th century: a local word in Trinidad. Definition of poui in US English: poui nounˈpo͞oē A Caribbean and tropical American tree with trumpet-shaped flowers, grown as an ornamental and valued for its timber. 钟花木 Genus Tabebuia, family Bignoniaceae Example sentencesExamples When the angels took him, many parts of our verdant landscape was sprinkled with carpets of pink poui flowers. Meanwhile, in a small studio somewhere in one of the Caribbean islands, someone is able to put that smudge of yellow on the canvas in just the right place to make you think of sunshine or poui blossoms in the dry season. Oh, I forgot to mention here that the annual blooming of our yellow poui trees started a few weeks back. Depending on the month of your excursion the yellow poui, the red flamboyant, or the lavender jacaranda trees will be in bloom. The flowering poui trees that occupy the open spaces and parks were laid down by residents and many self-help projects were funded by having Carnival fêtes and other initiatives. Origin Mid 19th century: a local word in Trinidad.
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