Definition of allamanda in English:

allamanda

noun ˌaləˈmandəˌaləˈmandə

Any of a number of tropical shrubs or climbers which bear showy yellow or purple flowers.
黄蝉花
Several species, particularly in the genus Allamanda (family Apocynaceae)
Example sentencesExamples
- Yellow allamanda has a white milky sap in all parts, which oozes out as soon as it is broken.
- Plumerias are native to tropical America and related to mandevillas, allamandas and oleanders.
- The trellis above the rooms was laden with pink and yellow allamandas and bougainvillea.
- You'll delight in the colors and fragrances of the climbing white stephanotis vine, yellow allamander and oleander.
- She has divided her own garden into ‘rooms’ separated by borders of shrubs - mussaenda with pink and red blooms, allamandas in a whole range of colours and the white balls of spirea, or bridal wreath - all in the shade of huge trees.

Origin

Modern Latin, named after Jean-Nicholas-Sébastien Allamand (1713–87), Swiss naturalist.

Definition of allamanda in US English:

allamanda

nounˌaləˈmandə

Any of a number of tropical shrubs or climbers that bear showy flowers, typically of yellow or purple.
黄蝉花
Species in several families, in particular members of the genus Allamanda, family Apocynaceae, including the South American yellow allamanda (A. cathartica), which is cultivated as an ornamental
Example sentencesExamples
- She has divided her own garden into ‘rooms’ separated by borders of shrubs - mussaenda with pink and red blooms, allamandas in a whole range of colours and the white balls of spirea, or bridal wreath - all in the shade of huge trees.
- You'll delight in the colors and fragrances of the climbing white stephanotis vine, yellow allamander and oleander.
- Yellow allamanda has a white milky sap in all parts, which oozes out as soon as it is broken.
- Plumerias are native to tropical America and related to mandevillas, allamandas and oleanders.
- The trellis above the rooms was laden with pink and yellow allamandas and bougainvillea.

Origin

Modern Latin, named after Jean-Nicholas-Sébastien Allamand (1713–87), Swiss naturalist.

词汇	allamanda
释义	Definition of allamanda in English: allamanda noun ˌaləˈmandəˌaləˈmandə Any of a number of tropical shrubs or climbers which bear showy yellow or purple flowers. 黄蝉花 Several species, particularly in the genus Allamanda (family Apocynaceae) Example sentencesExamples Yellow allamanda has a white milky sap in all parts, which oozes out as soon as it is broken. Plumerias are native to tropical America and related to mandevillas, allamandas and oleanders. The trellis above the rooms was laden with pink and yellow allamandas and bougainvillea. You'll delight in the colors and fragrances of the climbing white stephanotis vine, yellow allamander and oleander. She has divided her own garden into ‘rooms’ separated by borders of shrubs - mussaenda with pink and red blooms, allamandas in a whole range of colours and the white balls of spirea, or bridal wreath - all in the shade of huge trees. Origin Modern Latin, named after Jean-Nicholas-Sébastien Allamand (1713–87), Swiss naturalist. Definition of allamanda in US English: allamanda nounˌaləˈmandə Any of a number of tropical shrubs or climbers that bear showy flowers, typically of yellow or purple. 黄蝉花 Species in several families, in particular members of the genus Allamanda, family Apocynaceae, including the South American yellow allamanda (A. cathartica), which is cultivated as an ornamental Example sentencesExamples She has divided her own garden into ‘rooms’ separated by borders of shrubs - mussaenda with pink and red blooms, allamandas in a whole range of colours and the white balls of spirea, or bridal wreath - all in the shade of huge trees. You'll delight in the colors and fragrances of the climbing white stephanotis vine, yellow allamander and oleander. Yellow allamanda has a white milky sap in all parts, which oozes out as soon as it is broken. Plumerias are native to tropical America and related to mandevillas, allamandas and oleanders. The trellis above the rooms was laden with pink and yellow allamandas and bougainvillea. Origin Modern Latin, named after Jean-Nicholas-Sébastien Allamand (1713–87), Swiss naturalist.
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