Definition of monstera in English:

monstera

nounmɒnˈstɪərəˈmänstərə

A large tropical American climbing plant of the arum family, which typically has divided or perforated leaves and corky aerial roots. Several kinds are cultivated as indoor plants when young.
龟背竹属植物
Genus Monstera, family Araceae: several species, including the Swiss cheese plant
Example sentencesExamples
- The nursery is currently being used to produce ornamentals such as plumeria, monstera, and dracaena.
- Finally, a large urn containing a tall piece of dried contorted hazel was surrounded by monstera leaves, asparagus fern, Scots pine, palm leaves and larch branches.
- I open the window of my study and see the Painted bat, roosting in the foliage of the monstera creeper, is already asleep after a night's wandering, covering its body with its bright red and black wings.
- Her last design, a tall stand, displayed large palm leaves and monstera leaves.

Origin

Modern Latin, perhaps from Latin monstrum 'monster' (because of the unusual appearance of the leaves in some species).

Rhymes

Altamira, chimera, clearer, Elvira, era, hearer, Hera, hetaera, interferer, lempira, lira, lire, Madeira, Megaera, rangatira, rearer, scorzonera, sera, shearer, smearer, sneerer, steerer, Thera, Utsire, Vera

Definition of monstera in US English:

monstera

nounˈmänstərə

A large tropical American climbing plant of the arum family, which typically has divided or perforated leaves and corky aerial roots. Several kinds are cultivated as indoor plants when young.
龟背竹属植物
Genus Monstera, family Araceae: several species
Example sentencesExamples
- I open the window of my study and see the Painted bat, roosting in the foliage of the monstera creeper, is already asleep after a night's wandering, covering its body with its bright red and black wings.
- Finally, a large urn containing a tall piece of dried contorted hazel was surrounded by monstera leaves, asparagus fern, Scots pine, palm leaves and larch branches.
- Her last design, a tall stand, displayed large palm leaves and monstera leaves.
- The nursery is currently being used to produce ornamentals such as plumeria, monstera, and dracaena.

Origin

Modern Latin, perhaps from Latin monstrum ‘monster’ (because of the unusual appearance of the leaves in some species).

词汇	monstera
释义	Definition of monstera in English: monstera nounmɒnˈstɪərəˈmänstərə A large tropical American climbing plant of the arum family, which typically has divided or perforated leaves and corky aerial roots. Several kinds are cultivated as indoor plants when young. 龟背竹属植物 Genus Monstera, family Araceae: several species, including the Swiss cheese plant Example sentencesExamples The nursery is currently being used to produce ornamentals such as plumeria, monstera, and dracaena. Finally, a large urn containing a tall piece of dried contorted hazel was surrounded by monstera leaves, asparagus fern, Scots pine, palm leaves and larch branches. I open the window of my study and see the Painted bat, roosting in the foliage of the monstera creeper, is already asleep after a night's wandering, covering its body with its bright red and black wings. Her last design, a tall stand, displayed large palm leaves and monstera leaves. Origin Modern Latin, perhaps from Latin monstrum 'monster' (because of the unusual appearance of the leaves in some species). Rhymes Altamira, chimera, clearer, Elvira, era, hearer, Hera, hetaera, interferer, lempira, lira, lire, Madeira, Megaera, rangatira, rearer, scorzonera, sera, shearer, smearer, sneerer, steerer, Thera, Utsire, Vera Definition of monstera in US English: monstera nounˈmänstərə A large tropical American climbing plant of the arum family, which typically has divided or perforated leaves and corky aerial roots. Several kinds are cultivated as indoor plants when young. 龟背竹属植物 Genus Monstera, family Araceae: several species Example sentencesExamples I open the window of my study and see the Painted bat, roosting in the foliage of the monstera creeper, is already asleep after a night's wandering, covering its body with its bright red and black wings. Finally, a large urn containing a tall piece of dried contorted hazel was surrounded by monstera leaves, asparagus fern, Scots pine, palm leaves and larch branches. Her last design, a tall stand, displayed large palm leaves and monstera leaves. The nursery is currently being used to produce ornamentals such as plumeria, monstera, and dracaena. Origin Modern Latin, perhaps from Latin monstrum ‘monster’ (because of the unusual appearance of the leaves in some species).
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