Definition of pitcher plant in English:

pitcher plant

noun

A plant with a deep pitcher-shaped pouch that contains fluid into which insects are attracted and drowned. Nutrients are then absorbed from their bodies by the plant.
猪笼草；瓶子草
Three families, in particular Sarraceniaceae (New World) and Nepenthaceae (Old World): many species, including the purple-flowered Sarracenia purpurea, naturalized in Ireland
Example sentencesExamples
- They fall to the bottom, where the meat-hungry pitcher plant slowly digests them.
- Bladderworts, pitcher plants, and sundews all indulge their carnivorous tastes.
- The pitcher plant attracts insects through the reddish colour and musty smell of its leaves.
- The pitcher plant, with their upright hollow tubular leaves and capped lids, is the most popular.
- The California pitcher plant, largest of the five killer plant species found here, will even consume butterflies, if it gets the chance.

Definition of pitcher plant in US English:

pitcher plant

noun

A plant with a deep pitcher-shaped pouch that contains fluid into which insects are attracted and trapped. The plant then absorbs nutrients from their bodies.
猪笼草；瓶子草
Families Sarraceniaceae (New World), Droseraceae (New World), and Nepenthaceae (Old World): many species, including the purple-flowered Sarracenia purpurea of eastern North America and the white-flowered California pitcher plant (Darlingtonia californica) of the western US. See also trumpet (sense 2 of the noun)
Example sentencesExamples
- The pitcher plant, with their upright hollow tubular leaves and capped lids, is the most popular.
- They fall to the bottom, where the meat-hungry pitcher plant slowly digests them.
- Bladderworts, pitcher plants, and sundews all indulge their carnivorous tastes.
- The pitcher plant attracts insects through the reddish colour and musty smell of its leaves.
- The California pitcher plant, largest of the five killer plant species found here, will even consume butterflies, if it gets the chance.

词汇	pitcher plant
释义	Definition of pitcher plant in English: pitcher plant noun A plant with a deep pitcher-shaped pouch that contains fluid into which insects are attracted and drowned. Nutrients are then absorbed from their bodies by the plant. 猪笼草；瓶子草 Three families, in particular Sarraceniaceae (New World) and Nepenthaceae (Old World): many species, including the purple-flowered Sarracenia purpurea, naturalized in Ireland Example sentencesExamples They fall to the bottom, where the meat-hungry pitcher plant slowly digests them. Bladderworts, pitcher plants, and sundews all indulge their carnivorous tastes. The pitcher plant attracts insects through the reddish colour and musty smell of its leaves. The pitcher plant, with their upright hollow tubular leaves and capped lids, is the most popular. The California pitcher plant, largest of the five killer plant species found here, will even consume butterflies, if it gets the chance. Definition of pitcher plant in US English: pitcher plant noun A plant with a deep pitcher-shaped pouch that contains fluid into which insects are attracted and trapped. The plant then absorbs nutrients from their bodies. 猪笼草；瓶子草 Families Sarraceniaceae (New World), Droseraceae (New World), and Nepenthaceae (Old World): many species, including the purple-flowered Sarracenia purpurea of eastern North America and the white-flowered California pitcher plant (Darlingtonia californica) of the western US. See also trumpet (sense 2 of the noun) Example sentencesExamples The pitcher plant, with their upright hollow tubular leaves and capped lids, is the most popular. They fall to the bottom, where the meat-hungry pitcher plant slowly digests them. Bladderworts, pitcher plants, and sundews all indulge their carnivorous tastes. The pitcher plant attracts insects through the reddish colour and musty smell of its leaves. The California pitcher plant, largest of the five killer plant species found here, will even consume butterflies, if it gets the chance.
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