Definition of fuchsia in English:

fuchsia

noun ˈfjuːʃəˈfjuʃə

1A shrub with pendulous tubular flowers that are typically of two contrasting colours. They are native to America and New Zealand and are commonly grown as ornamentals.
倒挂金钟属植物
Genus Fuchsia, family Onagraceae: many cultivars
Example sentencesExamples
- Dan's parents gave us three old chimney pots which I plated with trailing fuchsia today.
- Items stolen have included potentilla bushes, arabis and fuchsias.
- We have perennial wallflower, fuchsias, lobelia, dahlia and sedum still blooming - the sedum looking particularly good with deep reddish brown flowers and yellowing foliage.
- Do I need to protect my hardy fuchsias through the winter?
- Geraniums, dianthus, cosmos, sweet peas and even fuchsias are also popular.
- He has also made a border featuring fuchsias, marigolds and nasturtiums.
- Most varieties of fuchsias will tolerate temperatures down to about 25 to 28 degrees before serious damage is done.
- The greenhouses are now stuffed full with geranimus, surfinia petunias, fuchsias and gazanias.
- Since the trailing fuchsias we're planting will be suspended, containers should be lightweight but sturdy.
- True to their name, trailing fuchsias are the most desirable for planting in suspended containers.
- Add some hardy fuchsias for their pink, red and white tubular flowers that appeal to the hummingbirds.
- Hardy fuchsias are useful shrubs that grow in most positions and soils although deep shade will affect flowering.
- That predecessor, F. magellanica, is also the hardiest garden fuchsia that's widely grown today.
- On the cool north coast, fuchsias and geraniums gleam against the fog-washed green of redwoods and rhododendrons.
- Situate the chains or other hanging device so your fuchsias can grow around them.
- Books on fuchsias have ‘blossomed’ in the past twenty years, and there is now a wide range to choose from.
- You may let plants dry a little in their dormancy during mid-winter - but do not allow your fuchsias to grow in conditions that become dry or are exposed to strong winds.
- Trailing fuchsias are the most fussy about temperature, much like many humans.
- Try what excites you: blue sceavola, various ivies, lantana, coleus, verbena, fuchsia, daisies, impatiens, and roses.
1. 1.1Australian Used in names of plants of other families with flowers similar to the fuchsia, e.g. native fuchsia.
  〈澳〉用在开紫红色花的其他科植物的名称中，如native fuchsia
  Example sentencesExamples
  To see a stand of mature red beech and also kowhai, fuchsia and rata trees choose Bob's Cove Bridle Track, a walk that takes 1.5 hours return.
  After days of beech forest, the sudden profusion of mountain holly, Mt Cook lily, tree fuchsia, and dracophyllum, is striking.
  You will also see mahoe, putaputaweta, broadleaf, tree fuchsia and pigeonwood, and walk through a stand of kanuka.
  Tree fuchsias can be recognised by their orange-tinged, peeling bark.
  A little further along the track there are some tree fuchsias - kotukutuku (which is the Maori word for a walking stick).
2. 1.2mass noun A vivid purplish-red colour like that of the sepals of a typical fuchsia flower.
  紫红色
  dresses in fuchsia and lavender
  Example sentencesExamples
  A strong ethnic collection, it uses vivid colours which range form burgundy and strong fuchsia to canary yellow and electric blue.
  Staring back at me in the mirror with really confused eyes was a girl with porcelain skin, rosy red cheeks that flushed with the colour apple red; fuchsia stained lips and scarily outlined eyes.
  For your choice of cool colors, stick to traditional fall shades like brown, navy and gray, and contrast these with bright yellow, lavender, fuchsia, light green, and even purple.
  Some pieces were quite feminine, in colours ranging from white and fuchsia to powder blue, and there were bouquet prints.
  ‘And in a range of colours from fuchsia to orange, yellow to aqua,’ she adds.
  The trick is that they're also a great foil for playful accessories in lemon yellow, tangerine, fuchsia, red, or sky-blue.
  From fuchsia to deep purple, algae green, midnight blue and even contrasts the entire spectrum is on display.
  While Arts and Crafts motifs survive from the era when the house was extended by the architect Robert Lorimer, elsewhere some of the walls are daubed in fuchsia, lime green or vivid blue paint.
  Purple, pink, fuchsia, and light greens are already displayed in stores and on magazine covers everywhere.
  The great expanse of the Terris Nebula dominated the western horizon, with its many hues of vermilion, purple and fuchsia against the dark sapphire of the evening sky.
  Barber suggests a coloured lip balm, in coral or fuchsia, waterproof mascara, fun coloured pencils and a tint with SPF.
  Customising your own look is also an option at Tesco, which is selling underwire and triangle bikini tops as well as deep and narrow pants and overskirts in fuchsia, purple and black.
  There was a fabulous show of colour with pink, fuchsia, cerise and many shades of green standing out.
  In fact, I'm quite fond of fuchsia specifically because its that sort of colour that can make ANYONE look as though they have a healthy tan.
  Turquoise, purple, fuchsia, sun yellow and emerald green make up the colourful palette from which you can choose.
  The artist will contrast vermilion, fuchsia and a yellow, and the painting will feel strangely crepuscular.
  Black, brown, navy, and gray are all great fall/winter colors, but so are lime green, purple and fuchsia… well, at least when worn and combined properly.
  As for colors, we'll be seeing the return of white bases adorned with colorful designs, yellow, orange, lime green, fuchsia, sky blue in their brightest of forms.
  The result: walls that are half exposed brick and half jaggedly broken plaster painted in bright strains of fuchsia, aqua, yellow, and blue.
  But if you're prone to wearing dark, conservative colours, a contrasting pop of colour like fuchsia works in more ways than one.

Origin

Modern Latin, named in honour of Leonhard Fuchs (1501–66), German botanist.

pink from mid 16th century:
A pink (Dianthus) is a plant with sweet-smelling flowers which are usually various shades of pink, purple, or white. The use of pink for the colour beloved by little girls actually comes from the flower, rather than the other way round. Similarly, several other languages use the rose as their source for the colour, and since the early 20th century fuchsia (named after the 16th-century German botanist Leonhart Fuchs) has been used for a distinctive shade of deep pink. Shakespeare uses the pink flower to signify the supreme example of something in Romeo and Juliet: ‘I am the very pink of courtesy.’ Here he was probably making a pun on the expression the flower of, meaning ‘the finest part or example’. This Shakespearean phrase led to the development of the expression in the pink of condition, which by the early 18th century was shortened to simply in the pink ‘in very good health and spirits’. The plant name appeared in the mid 16th century, but its origin is not known for certain. It may be short for pink eye ‘small or half-shut eye’, which would make the name like its French equivalent oeillet, which means ‘little eye’. Pink in the sense of the sort of sound an engine makes when cooling dates only from the early 20th century and imitates the sound.

Definition of fuchsia in US English:

fuchsia

nounˈfjuʃəˈfyo͞oSHə

1A shrub with pendulous tubular flowers that are typically of two contrasting colors. They are native to America and New Zealand and are commonly grown as ornamentals.
倒挂金钟属植物
Genus Fuchsia, family Onagraceae: many cultivars
Example sentencesExamples
- Geraniums, dianthus, cosmos, sweet peas and even fuchsias are also popular.
- Books on fuchsias have ‘blossomed’ in the past twenty years, and there is now a wide range to choose from.
- Hardy fuchsias are useful shrubs that grow in most positions and soils although deep shade will affect flowering.
- Trailing fuchsias are the most fussy about temperature, much like many humans.
- On the cool north coast, fuchsias and geraniums gleam against the fog-washed green of redwoods and rhododendrons.
- The greenhouses are now stuffed full with geranimus, surfinia petunias, fuchsias and gazanias.
- Situate the chains or other hanging device so your fuchsias can grow around them.
- Most varieties of fuchsias will tolerate temperatures down to about 25 to 28 degrees before serious damage is done.
- Items stolen have included potentilla bushes, arabis and fuchsias.
- Since the trailing fuchsias we're planting will be suspended, containers should be lightweight but sturdy.
- He has also made a border featuring fuchsias, marigolds and nasturtiums.
- Dan's parents gave us three old chimney pots which I plated with trailing fuchsia today.
- Try what excites you: blue sceavola, various ivies, lantana, coleus, verbena, fuchsia, daisies, impatiens, and roses.
- You may let plants dry a little in their dormancy during mid-winter - but do not allow your fuchsias to grow in conditions that become dry or are exposed to strong winds.
- We have perennial wallflower, fuchsias, lobelia, dahlia and sedum still blooming - the sedum looking particularly good with deep reddish brown flowers and yellowing foliage.
- Add some hardy fuchsias for their pink, red and white tubular flowers that appeal to the hummingbirds.
- That predecessor, F. magellanica, is also the hardiest garden fuchsia that's widely grown today.
- True to their name, trailing fuchsias are the most desirable for planting in suspended containers.
- Do I need to protect my hardy fuchsias through the winter?
2A vivid purplish-red color like that of the sepals of a typical fuchsia flower.
紫红色
Example sentencesExamples
- There was a fabulous show of colour with pink, fuchsia, cerise and many shades of green standing out.
- The artist will contrast vermilion, fuchsia and a yellow, and the painting will feel strangely crepuscular.
- From fuchsia to deep purple, algae green, midnight blue and even contrasts the entire spectrum is on display.
- For your choice of cool colors, stick to traditional fall shades like brown, navy and gray, and contrast these with bright yellow, lavender, fuchsia, light green, and even purple.
- A strong ethnic collection, it uses vivid colours which range form burgundy and strong fuchsia to canary yellow and electric blue.
- As for colors, we'll be seeing the return of white bases adorned with colorful designs, yellow, orange, lime green, fuchsia, sky blue in their brightest of forms.
- Customising your own look is also an option at Tesco, which is selling underwire and triangle bikini tops as well as deep and narrow pants and overskirts in fuchsia, purple and black.
- Barber suggests a coloured lip balm, in coral or fuchsia, waterproof mascara, fun coloured pencils and a tint with SPF.
- In fact, I'm quite fond of fuchsia specifically because its that sort of colour that can make ANYONE look as though they have a healthy tan.
- The great expanse of the Terris Nebula dominated the western horizon, with its many hues of vermilion, purple and fuchsia against the dark sapphire of the evening sky.
- The result: walls that are half exposed brick and half jaggedly broken plaster painted in bright strains of fuchsia, aqua, yellow, and blue.
- While Arts and Crafts motifs survive from the era when the house was extended by the architect Robert Lorimer, elsewhere some of the walls are daubed in fuchsia, lime green or vivid blue paint.
- ‘And in a range of colours from fuchsia to orange, yellow to aqua,’ she adds.
- But if you're prone to wearing dark, conservative colours, a contrasting pop of colour like fuchsia works in more ways than one.
- Purple, pink, fuchsia, and light greens are already displayed in stores and on magazine covers everywhere.
- Turquoise, purple, fuchsia, sun yellow and emerald green make up the colourful palette from which you can choose.
- The trick is that they're also a great foil for playful accessories in lemon yellow, tangerine, fuchsia, red, or sky-blue.
- Staring back at me in the mirror with really confused eyes was a girl with porcelain skin, rosy red cheeks that flushed with the colour apple red; fuchsia stained lips and scarily outlined eyes.
- Black, brown, navy, and gray are all great fall/winter colors, but so are lime green, purple and fuchsia… well, at least when worn and combined properly.
- Some pieces were quite feminine, in colours ranging from white and fuchsia to powder blue, and there were bouquet prints.

Origin

Modern Latin, named in honor of Leonhard Fuchs (1501–66), German botanist.

词汇	fuchsia
释义	Definition of fuchsia in English: fuchsia noun ˈfjuːʃəˈfjuʃə 1A shrub with pendulous tubular flowers that are typically of two contrasting colours. They are native to America and New Zealand and are commonly grown as ornamentals. 倒挂金钟属植物 Genus Fuchsia, family Onagraceae: many cultivars Example sentencesExamples Dan's parents gave us three old chimney pots which I plated with trailing fuchsia today. Items stolen have included potentilla bushes, arabis and fuchsias. We have perennial wallflower, fuchsias, lobelia, dahlia and sedum still blooming - the sedum looking particularly good with deep reddish brown flowers and yellowing foliage. Do I need to protect my hardy fuchsias through the winter? Geraniums, dianthus, cosmos, sweet peas and even fuchsias are also popular. He has also made a border featuring fuchsias, marigolds and nasturtiums. Most varieties of fuchsias will tolerate temperatures down to about 25 to 28 degrees before serious damage is done. The greenhouses are now stuffed full with geranimus, surfinia petunias, fuchsias and gazanias. Since the trailing fuchsias we're planting will be suspended, containers should be lightweight but sturdy. True to their name, trailing fuchsias are the most desirable for planting in suspended containers. Add some hardy fuchsias for their pink, red and white tubular flowers that appeal to the hummingbirds. Hardy fuchsias are useful shrubs that grow in most positions and soils although deep shade will affect flowering. That predecessor, F. magellanica, is also the hardiest garden fuchsia that's widely grown today. On the cool north coast, fuchsias and geraniums gleam against the fog-washed green of redwoods and rhododendrons. Situate the chains or other hanging device so your fuchsias can grow around them. Books on fuchsias have ‘blossomed’ in the past twenty years, and there is now a wide range to choose from. You may let plants dry a little in their dormancy during mid-winter - but do not allow your fuchsias to grow in conditions that become dry or are exposed to strong winds. Trailing fuchsias are the most fussy about temperature, much like many humans. Try what excites you: blue sceavola, various ivies, lantana, coleus, verbena, fuchsia, daisies, impatiens, and roses. 1.1Australian Used in names of plants of other families with flowers similar to the fuchsia, e.g. native fuchsia. 〈澳〉用在开紫红色花的其他科植物的名称中，如native fuchsia Example sentencesExamples To see a stand of mature red beech and also kowhai, fuchsia and rata trees choose Bob's Cove Bridle Track, a walk that takes 1.5 hours return. After days of beech forest, the sudden profusion of mountain holly, Mt Cook lily, tree fuchsia, and dracophyllum, is striking. You will also see mahoe, putaputaweta, broadleaf, tree fuchsia and pigeonwood, and walk through a stand of kanuka. Tree fuchsias can be recognised by their orange-tinged, peeling bark. A little further along the track there are some tree fuchsias - kotukutuku (which is the Maori word for a walking stick). 1.2mass noun A vivid purplish-red colour like that of the sepals of a typical fuchsia flower. 紫红色 dresses in fuchsia and lavender Example sentencesExamples A strong ethnic collection, it uses vivid colours which range form burgundy and strong fuchsia to canary yellow and electric blue. Staring back at me in the mirror with really confused eyes was a girl with porcelain skin, rosy red cheeks that flushed with the colour apple red; fuchsia stained lips and scarily outlined eyes. For your choice of cool colors, stick to traditional fall shades like brown, navy and gray, and contrast these with bright yellow, lavender, fuchsia, light green, and even purple. Some pieces were quite feminine, in colours ranging from white and fuchsia to powder blue, and there were bouquet prints. ‘And in a range of colours from fuchsia to orange, yellow to aqua,’ she adds. The trick is that they're also a great foil for playful accessories in lemon yellow, tangerine, fuchsia, red, or sky-blue. From fuchsia to deep purple, algae green, midnight blue and even contrasts the entire spectrum is on display. While Arts and Crafts motifs survive from the era when the house was extended by the architect Robert Lorimer, elsewhere some of the walls are daubed in fuchsia, lime green or vivid blue paint. Purple, pink, fuchsia, and light greens are already displayed in stores and on magazine covers everywhere. The great expanse of the Terris Nebula dominated the western horizon, with its many hues of vermilion, purple and fuchsia against the dark sapphire of the evening sky. Barber suggests a coloured lip balm, in coral or fuchsia, waterproof mascara, fun coloured pencils and a tint with SPF. Customising your own look is also an option at Tesco, which is selling underwire and triangle bikini tops as well as deep and narrow pants and overskirts in fuchsia, purple and black. There was a fabulous show of colour with pink, fuchsia, cerise and many shades of green standing out. In fact, I'm quite fond of fuchsia specifically because its that sort of colour that can make ANYONE look as though they have a healthy tan. Turquoise, purple, fuchsia, sun yellow and emerald green make up the colourful palette from which you can choose. The artist will contrast vermilion, fuchsia and a yellow, and the painting will feel strangely crepuscular. Black, brown, navy, and gray are all great fall/winter colors, but so are lime green, purple and fuchsia… well, at least when worn and combined properly. As for colors, we'll be seeing the return of white bases adorned with colorful designs, yellow, orange, lime green, fuchsia, sky blue in their brightest of forms. The result: walls that are half exposed brick and half jaggedly broken plaster painted in bright strains of fuchsia, aqua, yellow, and blue. But if you're prone to wearing dark, conservative colours, a contrasting pop of colour like fuchsia works in more ways than one. Origin Modern Latin, named in honour of Leonhard Fuchs (1501–66), German botanist. pink from mid 16th century: A pink (Dianthus) is a plant with sweet-smelling flowers which are usually various shades of pink, purple, or white. The use of pink for the colour beloved by little girls actually comes from the flower, rather than the other way round. Similarly, several other languages use the rose as their source for the colour, and since the early 20th century fuchsia (named after the 16th-century German botanist Leonhart Fuchs) has been used for a distinctive shade of deep pink. Shakespeare uses the pink flower to signify the supreme example of something in Romeo and Juliet: ‘I am the very pink of courtesy.’ Here he was probably making a pun on the expression the flower of, meaning ‘the finest part or example’. This Shakespearean phrase led to the development of the expression in the pink of condition, which by the early 18th century was shortened to simply in the pink ‘in very good health and spirits’. The plant name appeared in the mid 16th century, but its origin is not known for certain. It may be short for pink eye ‘small or half-shut eye’, which would make the name like its French equivalent oeillet, which means ‘little eye’. Pink in the sense of the sort of sound an engine makes when cooling dates only from the early 20th century and imitates the sound. Definition of fuchsia in US English: fuchsia nounˈfjuʃəˈfyo͞oSHə 1A shrub with pendulous tubular flowers that are typically of two contrasting colors. They are native to America and New Zealand and are commonly grown as ornamentals. 倒挂金钟属植物 Genus Fuchsia, family Onagraceae: many cultivars Example sentencesExamples Geraniums, dianthus, cosmos, sweet peas and even fuchsias are also popular. Books on fuchsias have ‘blossomed’ in the past twenty years, and there is now a wide range to choose from. Hardy fuchsias are useful shrubs that grow in most positions and soils although deep shade will affect flowering. Trailing fuchsias are the most fussy about temperature, much like many humans. On the cool north coast, fuchsias and geraniums gleam against the fog-washed green of redwoods and rhododendrons. The greenhouses are now stuffed full with geranimus, surfinia petunias, fuchsias and gazanias. Situate the chains or other hanging device so your fuchsias can grow around them. Most varieties of fuchsias will tolerate temperatures down to about 25 to 28 degrees before serious damage is done. Items stolen have included potentilla bushes, arabis and fuchsias. Since the trailing fuchsias we're planting will be suspended, containers should be lightweight but sturdy. He has also made a border featuring fuchsias, marigolds and nasturtiums. Dan's parents gave us three old chimney pots which I plated with trailing fuchsia today. Try what excites you: blue sceavola, various ivies, lantana, coleus, verbena, fuchsia, daisies, impatiens, and roses. You may let plants dry a little in their dormancy during mid-winter - but do not allow your fuchsias to grow in conditions that become dry or are exposed to strong winds. We have perennial wallflower, fuchsias, lobelia, dahlia and sedum still blooming - the sedum looking particularly good with deep reddish brown flowers and yellowing foliage. Add some hardy fuchsias for their pink, red and white tubular flowers that appeal to the hummingbirds. That predecessor, F. magellanica, is also the hardiest garden fuchsia that's widely grown today. True to their name, trailing fuchsias are the most desirable for planting in suspended containers. Do I need to protect my hardy fuchsias through the winter? 2A vivid purplish-red color like that of the sepals of a typical fuchsia flower. 紫红色 Example sentencesExamples There was a fabulous show of colour with pink, fuchsia, cerise and many shades of green standing out. The artist will contrast vermilion, fuchsia and a yellow, and the painting will feel strangely crepuscular. From fuchsia to deep purple, algae green, midnight blue and even contrasts the entire spectrum is on display. For your choice of cool colors, stick to traditional fall shades like brown, navy and gray, and contrast these with bright yellow, lavender, fuchsia, light green, and even purple. A strong ethnic collection, it uses vivid colours which range form burgundy and strong fuchsia to canary yellow and electric blue. As for colors, we'll be seeing the return of white bases adorned with colorful designs, yellow, orange, lime green, fuchsia, sky blue in their brightest of forms. Customising your own look is also an option at Tesco, which is selling underwire and triangle bikini tops as well as deep and narrow pants and overskirts in fuchsia, purple and black. Barber suggests a coloured lip balm, in coral or fuchsia, waterproof mascara, fun coloured pencils and a tint with SPF. In fact, I'm quite fond of fuchsia specifically because its that sort of colour that can make ANYONE look as though they have a healthy tan. The great expanse of the Terris Nebula dominated the western horizon, with its many hues of vermilion, purple and fuchsia against the dark sapphire of the evening sky. The result: walls that are half exposed brick and half jaggedly broken plaster painted in bright strains of fuchsia, aqua, yellow, and blue. While Arts and Crafts motifs survive from the era when the house was extended by the architect Robert Lorimer, elsewhere some of the walls are daubed in fuchsia, lime green or vivid blue paint. ‘And in a range of colours from fuchsia to orange, yellow to aqua,’ she adds. But if you're prone to wearing dark, conservative colours, a contrasting pop of colour like fuchsia works in more ways than one. Purple, pink, fuchsia, and light greens are already displayed in stores and on magazine covers everywhere. Turquoise, purple, fuchsia, sun yellow and emerald green make up the colourful palette from which you can choose. The trick is that they're also a great foil for playful accessories in lemon yellow, tangerine, fuchsia, red, or sky-blue. Staring back at me in the mirror with really confused eyes was a girl with porcelain skin, rosy red cheeks that flushed with the colour apple red; fuchsia stained lips and scarily outlined eyes. Black, brown, navy, and gray are all great fall/winter colors, but so are lime green, purple and fuchsia… well, at least when worn and combined properly. Some pieces were quite feminine, in colours ranging from white and fuchsia to powder blue, and there were bouquet prints. Origin Modern Latin, named in honor of Leonhard Fuchs (1501–66), German botanist.
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