Definition of Spanish moss in English:

Spanish moss

noun

mass noun

A tropical American plant which grows as silvery-green festoons on trees, obtaining water and nutrients directly through its surface.
铁兰，苔花凤梨，老人须
Tillandsia usneoides, family Bromeliaceae. See also air plant
Example sentencesExamples
- Orchids grow from a wall cloaked with Spanish moss.
- Its blare sent birds fluttering from the branches of the live oak that overhung the gate, making the Spanish moss sway as if it were alive.
- Unlike Spanish moss, mistletoe is a parasite that takes its food from the host tree.
- The island was covered with large oak trees draped in Spanish moss.
- We kept brushing into low hanging Spanish moss and cypress limbs, and were having to duck and weave our way along.
- Now if we lived somewhere, say in Louisiana, the driveway would be surrounded by weeping willows and Spanish moss.
- Daniel Murry and Captain Lynt ducked as they rode beneath hanging Spanish moss.
- Hundred-year-old live oaks, draped with tendrils of Spanish moss, provide a natural canopy here.
- I tried to stay in the shade, ducking beneath the delicate brown flower heads of the Spanish moss.

Definition of Spanish moss in US English:

Spanish moss

nounˈspaniSH môsˈspænɪʃ mɔs

A tropical American plant which grows as silvery-green festoons on trees, obtaining water and nutrients directly through its surface.
铁兰，苔花凤梨，老人须
Tillandsia usneoides, family Bromeliaceae. See also air plant
Example sentencesExamples
- Hundred-year-old live oaks, draped with tendrils of Spanish moss, provide a natural canopy here.
- The island was covered with large oak trees draped in Spanish moss.
- Now if we lived somewhere, say in Louisiana, the driveway would be surrounded by weeping willows and Spanish moss.
- We kept brushing into low hanging Spanish moss and cypress limbs, and were having to duck and weave our way along.
- Orchids grow from a wall cloaked with Spanish moss.
- Unlike Spanish moss, mistletoe is a parasite that takes its food from the host tree.
- Its blare sent birds fluttering from the branches of the live oak that overhung the gate, making the Spanish moss sway as if it were alive.
- I tried to stay in the shade, ducking beneath the delicate brown flower heads of the Spanish moss.
- Daniel Murry and Captain Lynt ducked as they rode beneath hanging Spanish moss.

词汇	Spanish moss
释义	Definition of Spanish moss in English: Spanish moss noun mass noun A tropical American plant which grows as silvery-green festoons on trees, obtaining water and nutrients directly through its surface. 铁兰，苔花凤梨，老人须 Tillandsia usneoides, family Bromeliaceae. See also air plant Example sentencesExamples Orchids grow from a wall cloaked with Spanish moss. Its blare sent birds fluttering from the branches of the live oak that overhung the gate, making the Spanish moss sway as if it were alive. Unlike Spanish moss, mistletoe is a parasite that takes its food from the host tree. The island was covered with large oak trees draped in Spanish moss. We kept brushing into low hanging Spanish moss and cypress limbs, and were having to duck and weave our way along. Now if we lived somewhere, say in Louisiana, the driveway would be surrounded by weeping willows and Spanish moss. Daniel Murry and Captain Lynt ducked as they rode beneath hanging Spanish moss. Hundred-year-old live oaks, draped with tendrils of Spanish moss, provide a natural canopy here. I tried to stay in the shade, ducking beneath the delicate brown flower heads of the Spanish moss. Definition of Spanish moss in US English: Spanish moss nounˈspaniSH môsˈspænɪʃ mɔs A tropical American plant which grows as silvery-green festoons on trees, obtaining water and nutrients directly through its surface. 铁兰，苔花凤梨，老人须 Tillandsia usneoides, family Bromeliaceae. See also air plant Example sentencesExamples Hundred-year-old live oaks, draped with tendrils of Spanish moss, provide a natural canopy here. The island was covered with large oak trees draped in Spanish moss. Now if we lived somewhere, say in Louisiana, the driveway would be surrounded by weeping willows and Spanish moss. We kept brushing into low hanging Spanish moss and cypress limbs, and were having to duck and weave our way along. Orchids grow from a wall cloaked with Spanish moss. Unlike Spanish moss, mistletoe is a parasite that takes its food from the host tree. Its blare sent birds fluttering from the branches of the live oak that overhung the gate, making the Spanish moss sway as if it were alive. I tried to stay in the shade, ducking beneath the delicate brown flower heads of the Spanish moss. Daniel Murry and Captain Lynt ducked as they rode beneath hanging Spanish moss.
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