Definition of reseda in English:

reseda

noun ˈrɛsɪdərɪˈsiːdərəˈsidə

A plant of the genus Reseda (family Resedaceae ), especially (in gardening) a mignonette.
木犀草属植物，尤指香味木犀草
Example sentencesExamples
- Reseda alba, a dicot, is a perennial herb that is not native to California; it was introduced from elsewhere and naturalized in the wild.
- The Latin name Reseda means "to calm or appease," and refers to the fact that the plant was employed by the Romans in treating bruises.
- The genus Reseda("mignonette", reseda) has been introduced into Panama and is cultivated in gardens in the Boquete region.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from Latin, interpreted in the sense 'assuage!', imperative of resedare, with reference to its supposed curative powers.

Definition of reseda in US English:

reseda

nounrəˈsidərəˈsēdə

1A plant of the genus Reseda (family Resedaceae), especially (in gardening) a mignonette.
木犀草属植物，尤指香味木犀草
Example sentencesExamples
- The genus Reseda("mignonette", reseda) has been introduced into Panama and is cultivated in gardens in the Boquete region.
- Reseda alba, a dicot, is a perennial herb that is not native to California; it was introduced from elsewhere and naturalized in the wild.
- The Latin name Reseda means "to calm or appease," and refers to the fact that the plant was employed by the Romans in treating bruises.
2The pale green color of mignonette flowers.
淡绿色
Example sentencesExamples
- The nave's steel framework - weighing in at 8,500 tonnes, compared to the Eiffel Towers 8,000 tonnes - was completely repaired and returned to its original colour, light reseda green.
- We are also, we are told, when wearing a reseda dress, to introduce yellow tulips into our costume.

adjectiverəˈsidərəˈsēdə

Pale green.
淡绿的

Origin

Mid 18th century: from Latin, interpreted in the sense ‘assuage!’, imperative of resedare, with reference to its supposed curative powers.

词汇	reseda
释义	Definition of reseda in English: reseda noun ˈrɛsɪdərɪˈsiːdərəˈsidə A plant of the genus Reseda (family Resedaceae ), especially (in gardening) a mignonette. 木犀草属植物，尤指香味木犀草 Example sentencesExamples Reseda alba, a dicot, is a perennial herb that is not native to California; it was introduced from elsewhere and naturalized in the wild. The Latin name Reseda means "to calm or appease," and refers to the fact that the plant was employed by the Romans in treating bruises. The genus Reseda("mignonette", reseda) has been introduced into Panama and is cultivated in gardens in the Boquete region. Origin Mid 18th century: from Latin, interpreted in the sense 'assuage!', imperative of resedare, with reference to its supposed curative powers. Definition of reseda in US English: reseda nounrəˈsidərəˈsēdə 1A plant of the genus Reseda (family Resedaceae), especially (in gardening) a mignonette. 木犀草属植物，尤指香味木犀草 Example sentencesExamples The genus Reseda("mignonette", reseda) has been introduced into Panama and is cultivated in gardens in the Boquete region. Reseda alba, a dicot, is a perennial herb that is not native to California; it was introduced from elsewhere and naturalized in the wild. The Latin name Reseda means "to calm or appease," and refers to the fact that the plant was employed by the Romans in treating bruises. 2The pale green color of mignonette flowers. 淡绿色 Example sentencesExamples The nave's steel framework - weighing in at 8,500 tonnes, compared to the Eiffel Towers 8,000 tonnes - was completely repaired and returned to its original colour, light reseda green. We are also, we are told, when wearing a reseda dress, to introduce yellow tulips into our costume. adjectiverəˈsidərəˈsēdə Pale green. 淡绿的 Origin Mid 18th century: from Latin, interpreted in the sense ‘assuage!’, imperative of resedare, with reference to its supposed curative powers.
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