Definition of pittosporum in English:

pittosporum

noun ˌpɪtəˈspɔːrəmpəˈtäspərəm

An evergreen shrub or small tree that typically has small fragrant flowers and is chiefly native to Australasia.
梅洞花
Genus Pittosporum, family Pittosporaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Fortunately for me (but not for the tree) the pittosporum would have drastically slowed the car as it ploughed through my front courtyard.
- She also has pots of Verbena bonariensis, broom, pittosporum, lavender, a vine and an olive tree which actually fruits.
- The long, dark, rough leaves of the clematis contrast well with the yellow and green foliage of the pittosporum, which grows against a warm brick wall in the sun.
- Then the Open Space Department required the retention of a large established pittosporum tree.
- Hebes, cistus, cordyline, pittosporum and many others will all add decoration and provide a shelterbelt behind which more delicate plants can grow.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Greek pitta 'pitch' (because of the resinous pulp around the seeds) + sporos 'seed'.

Definition of pittosporum in US English:

pittosporum

nounpəˈtäspərəm

An evergreen shrub or small tree that typically has small fragrant flowers and is chiefly native to Australasia.
梅洞花
Genus Pittosporum, family Pittosporaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Then the Open Space Department required the retention of a large established pittosporum tree.
- The long, dark, rough leaves of the clematis contrast well with the yellow and green foliage of the pittosporum, which grows against a warm brick wall in the sun.
- Hebes, cistus, cordyline, pittosporum and many others will all add decoration and provide a shelterbelt behind which more delicate plants can grow.
- She also has pots of Verbena bonariensis, broom, pittosporum, lavender, a vine and an olive tree which actually fruits.
- Fortunately for me (but not for the tree) the pittosporum would have drastically slowed the car as it ploughed through my front courtyard.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Greek pitta ‘pitch’ (because of the resinous pulp around the seeds) + sporos ‘seed’.

词汇	pittosporum
释义	Definition of pittosporum in English: pittosporum noun ˌpɪtəˈspɔːrəmpəˈtäspərəm An evergreen shrub or small tree that typically has small fragrant flowers and is chiefly native to Australasia. 梅洞花 Genus Pittosporum, family Pittosporaceae Example sentencesExamples Fortunately for me (but not for the tree) the pittosporum would have drastically slowed the car as it ploughed through my front courtyard. She also has pots of Verbena bonariensis, broom, pittosporum, lavender, a vine and an olive tree which actually fruits. The long, dark, rough leaves of the clematis contrast well with the yellow and green foliage of the pittosporum, which grows against a warm brick wall in the sun. Then the Open Space Department required the retention of a large established pittosporum tree. Hebes, cistus, cordyline, pittosporum and many others will all add decoration and provide a shelterbelt behind which more delicate plants can grow. Origin Modern Latin, from Greek pitta 'pitch' (because of the resinous pulp around the seeds) + sporos 'seed'. Definition of pittosporum in US English: pittosporum nounpəˈtäspərəm An evergreen shrub or small tree that typically has small fragrant flowers and is chiefly native to Australasia. 梅洞花 Genus Pittosporum, family Pittosporaceae Example sentencesExamples Then the Open Space Department required the retention of a large established pittosporum tree. The long, dark, rough leaves of the clematis contrast well with the yellow and green foliage of the pittosporum, which grows against a warm brick wall in the sun. Hebes, cistus, cordyline, pittosporum and many others will all add decoration and provide a shelterbelt behind which more delicate plants can grow. She also has pots of Verbena bonariensis, broom, pittosporum, lavender, a vine and an olive tree which actually fruits. Fortunately for me (but not for the tree) the pittosporum would have drastically slowed the car as it ploughed through my front courtyard. Origin Modern Latin, from Greek pitta ‘pitch’ (because of the resinous pulp around the seeds) + sporos ‘seed’.
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