Definition of ornamental in English:

ornamental

adjective ɔːnəˈmɛnt(ə)lˌɔrnəˈmɛn(t)l

Serving or intended as an ornament; decorative.
装饰用的；装饰的
an ornamental fountain
装饰用的喷泉。
Example sentencesExamples
- It is an eight-storeyed structure with outer walls of ornamental stone work similar to the Vidhana Soudha facade.
- All but tansy have grey leaves, which makes them useful accents in ornamental gardens.
- After much soul-searching, she scattered his remains in a huge ornamental urn in the gardens of her Didsbury home.
- Customs officers have seized two ornamental swords - Chinese and Japanese.
- Books, postcards, ornamental and decorative pieces, curiosities and some plain junk.
- These may have been ornamental porcelains intended to be used as table decorations.
- They are either painted or executed in pen and limited to the area of ornamental decoration.
- Their walk had led them to a large ornamental fountain, and Fenikkusu sat upon its lip.
- My favourite feature here, however, was a set of ornamental toilet bowls decorated with blue-ink drawings.
- The garden was originally laid out in the 1740s as an ornamental flower and fruit garden.
- The well-maintained gardens contain ornamental areas and a productive fruit and vegetable plot.
- A garden created to form rockeries with flower beds, lawn, large ornamental pond, fountain and woodland paths.
- The estate includes a 17th century deer park with a herd of fallow deer, and ornamental gardens.
- There were sunken gardens and ornamental ponds, rose pergolas and formal hedges.
- The plan is to restore the principal garden features including the lost lake, the massive dam wall and the ornamental fruit and flower garden.
- Precious stones of every hue sparkled and flashed from ornamental designs in brass, copper, silver and gold.
- The ornamental decoration of Spanish Hebrew Bibles is only one of the many echoes of this interaction.
- Remove weeds from ornamental borders and top-up decorative mulches
- There are numerous rambling barns and outhouses, and the gardens and two ornamental lakes are exquisite.
- She held up a very pretty medium-sized ornamental fan with a wood handle and wood blades.
Synonyms
decorative, fancy, ornate, attractive, pretty, artistic, ornamented, showy, gingerbread, for show, non-functional

noun ɔːnəˈmɛnt(ə)lˌɔrnəˈmɛn(t)l

A plant grown for its attractive appearance.
观赏植物
Example sentencesExamples
- However, even in sparse numbers, butterfly caterpillars can damage ornamentals or food plants.
- This is not the year to plant ornamentals and annual flowers.
- In addition to attacking corn, this insect attacks over 100 other species of plants, including ornamentals, broadleaf weeds and grasses.
- There are now at least four different types of ‘catnip ‘grown as ornamentals.’
- We also grow herbs, perennials, shrubs and ornamentals without using toxins.
- If planting them among other landscape ornamentals, locate them well away from tall-growing shrubs or perennials.
- Fertilize ornamentals and trees with a compost mulch.
- The first recorded outbreak on the mainland of BC occurred in 1938 when native lodgepole pine planted as ornamentals in Vancouver were attacked.
- They feed on the roots of a wide variety of plants including cool season grasses, weeds, woody ornamentals and other ornamental plants.
- Reaching for the skies with perennials, vines, ornamentals, and trees is one way of bringing new levels to your landscape.
- Nut- or berry-bearing autumn ornamentals can draw the animals' attention from other garden plants.
- These growth-regulating hormones were tested on ornamentals as well as grains, vegetables and fruit crops with varying improved results.
- Scale insects enjoy perennial plants and can devastate nut and fruit trees, greenhouse plants, forest vegetation, woody ornamentals, and house plants.
- However, they are not likely to work for some of the more refined varieties of deciduous ornamentals like Weeping Cherries or other ornamental trees.
- She uses the leaves of rhubarb (Rheum spp.) to make a general pesticide for ornamentals.
- Both ornamentals and vegetables are grown hydroponically in greenhouses.
- She did a little gardening, mostly ornamentals and container plants.
- The long tubular flowers look great with many ornamentals but are especially attractive near green-and-white hostas and dark daylilies.
- Although grasses lack the large and colorful flowers of many ornamentals, their beauty is found in their foliage textures, colors, and forms.
- Large shrubs and trees generally can survive a large infestation, but crop plants and ornamentals don't always fare so well.

Derivatives

ornamentalism

noun

The most famous building of this moment is C. R. Mackintosh's Glasgow School of Art, begun in 1897 and balanced between traditionalism, ornamentalism, and a quite personal style.
Example sentencesExamples
- And how can she believe men are imprisoned in this ornamentalism against which women have already revolted when women are as preoccupied by their looks as ever?
- But in inter-war Shanghai, the style's lavish ornamentalism represented more than that - it was an aesthetic meeting ground for the neoclassicism of the British Empire and the brash spirit of American capitalism.
- Irvine covers a number of styles, from rural retreats to urban settings, and from the 18th century ornamentalism of William Kent to the cosmopolitan style of Hicks.
- Lord Lytton had noted the importance of ‘birth, rank and hereditary influence’ in India and helped create the ornamentalism Cannadine examines.

ornamentalist

noun

As a city based garden and landscaper for all of my working life I had become disgruntled with working for suburban ornamentalists with the Burkes Back Yard attitude to gardening.
Example sentencesExamples
- The use of relatively unmixed colors and simplified forms in these paintings reflect his training as an ornamentalist.

ornamentally

adverb ɔːnəˈmɛnt(ə)liˌɔrnəˈmɛn(t)əli

The patka or sash worn by both sexes was ornamentally woven with borders and buttis at both ends.
Example sentencesExamples
- Egrets in their pearly whites would settle ornamentally on the water or arrange themselves on the trees.
- With the exception of botanic gardens, ferns were rarely grown ornamentally much before the 1830s.
- Known since pre-Columbian times for its yellow latex and laxative properties, P. tomentellus is grown ornamentally and in herbarium collections.
- You have seeds from a cedar (genus cedrus), which is not native to the United States but has been planted ornamentally.
- On our way back to Karaganda we passed a series of small, ornamentally walled enclosures.

Definition of ornamental in US English:

ornamental

adjectiveˌɔrnəˈmɛn(t)lˌôrnəˈmen(t)l

Serving or intended as an ornament; decorative.
装饰用的；装饰的
an ornamental fountain
装饰用的喷泉。
Example sentencesExamples
- After much soul-searching, she scattered his remains in a huge ornamental urn in the gardens of her Didsbury home.
- The garden was originally laid out in the 1740s as an ornamental flower and fruit garden.
- There are numerous rambling barns and outhouses, and the gardens and two ornamental lakes are exquisite.
- Customs officers have seized two ornamental swords - Chinese and Japanese.
- It is an eight-storeyed structure with outer walls of ornamental stone work similar to the Vidhana Soudha facade.
- Remove weeds from ornamental borders and top-up decorative mulches
- A garden created to form rockeries with flower beds, lawn, large ornamental pond, fountain and woodland paths.
- Precious stones of every hue sparkled and flashed from ornamental designs in brass, copper, silver and gold.
- Books, postcards, ornamental and decorative pieces, curiosities and some plain junk.
- The ornamental decoration of Spanish Hebrew Bibles is only one of the many echoes of this interaction.
- The well-maintained gardens contain ornamental areas and a productive fruit and vegetable plot.
- They are either painted or executed in pen and limited to the area of ornamental decoration.
- Their walk had led them to a large ornamental fountain, and Fenikkusu sat upon its lip.
- The estate includes a 17th century deer park with a herd of fallow deer, and ornamental gardens.
- The plan is to restore the principal garden features including the lost lake, the massive dam wall and the ornamental fruit and flower garden.
- These may have been ornamental porcelains intended to be used as table decorations.
- All but tansy have grey leaves, which makes them useful accents in ornamental gardens.
- She held up a very pretty medium-sized ornamental fan with a wood handle and wood blades.
- My favourite feature here, however, was a set of ornamental toilet bowls decorated with blue-ink drawings.
- There were sunken gardens and ornamental ponds, rose pergolas and formal hedges.
Synonyms
decorative, fancy, ornate, attractive, pretty, artistic, ornamented, showy, gingerbread, for show, non-functional

nounˌɔrnəˈmɛn(t)lˌôrnəˈmen(t)l

A plant or tree grown for its attractive appearance.
观赏植物
Example sentencesExamples
- She did a little gardening, mostly ornamentals and container plants.
- Reaching for the skies with perennials, vines, ornamentals, and trees is one way of bringing new levels to your landscape.
- They feed on the roots of a wide variety of plants including cool season grasses, weeds, woody ornamentals and other ornamental plants.
- Both ornamentals and vegetables are grown hydroponically in greenhouses.
- She uses the leaves of rhubarb (Rheum spp.) to make a general pesticide for ornamentals.
- There are now at least four different types of ‘catnip ‘grown as ornamentals.’
- Nut- or berry-bearing autumn ornamentals can draw the animals' attention from other garden plants.
- Scale insects enjoy perennial plants and can devastate nut and fruit trees, greenhouse plants, forest vegetation, woody ornamentals, and house plants.
- We also grow herbs, perennials, shrubs and ornamentals without using toxins.
- Large shrubs and trees generally can survive a large infestation, but crop plants and ornamentals don't always fare so well.
- However, they are not likely to work for some of the more refined varieties of deciduous ornamentals like Weeping Cherries or other ornamental trees.
- These growth-regulating hormones were tested on ornamentals as well as grains, vegetables and fruit crops with varying improved results.
- In addition to attacking corn, this insect attacks over 100 other species of plants, including ornamentals, broadleaf weeds and grasses.
- The first recorded outbreak on the mainland of BC occurred in 1938 when native lodgepole pine planted as ornamentals in Vancouver were attacked.
- However, even in sparse numbers, butterfly caterpillars can damage ornamentals or food plants.
- Although grasses lack the large and colorful flowers of many ornamentals, their beauty is found in their foliage textures, colors, and forms.
- Fertilize ornamentals and trees with a compost mulch.
- This is not the year to plant ornamentals and annual flowers.
- The long tubular flowers look great with many ornamentals but are especially attractive near green-and-white hostas and dark daylilies.
- If planting them among other landscape ornamentals, locate them well away from tall-growing shrubs or perennials.

词汇	ornamental
释义	Definition of ornamental in English: ornamental adjective ɔːnəˈmɛnt(ə)lˌɔrnəˈmɛn(t)l Serving or intended as an ornament; decorative. 装饰用的；装饰的 an ornamental fountain 装饰用的喷泉。 Example sentencesExamples It is an eight-storeyed structure with outer walls of ornamental stone work similar to the Vidhana Soudha facade. All but tansy have grey leaves, which makes them useful accents in ornamental gardens. After much soul-searching, she scattered his remains in a huge ornamental urn in the gardens of her Didsbury home. Customs officers have seized two ornamental swords - Chinese and Japanese. Books, postcards, ornamental and decorative pieces, curiosities and some plain junk. These may have been ornamental porcelains intended to be used as table decorations. They are either painted or executed in pen and limited to the area of ornamental decoration. Their walk had led them to a large ornamental fountain, and Fenikkusu sat upon its lip. My favourite feature here, however, was a set of ornamental toilet bowls decorated with blue-ink drawings. The garden was originally laid out in the 1740s as an ornamental flower and fruit garden. The well-maintained gardens contain ornamental areas and a productive fruit and vegetable plot. A garden created to form rockeries with flower beds, lawn, large ornamental pond, fountain and woodland paths. The estate includes a 17th century deer park with a herd of fallow deer, and ornamental gardens. There were sunken gardens and ornamental ponds, rose pergolas and formal hedges. The plan is to restore the principal garden features including the lost lake, the massive dam wall and the ornamental fruit and flower garden. Precious stones of every hue sparkled and flashed from ornamental designs in brass, copper, silver and gold. The ornamental decoration of Spanish Hebrew Bibles is only one of the many echoes of this interaction. Remove weeds from ornamental borders and top-up decorative mulches There are numerous rambling barns and outhouses, and the gardens and two ornamental lakes are exquisite. She held up a very pretty medium-sized ornamental fan with a wood handle and wood blades. Synonyms decorative, fancy, ornate, attractive, pretty, artistic, ornamented, showy, gingerbread, for show, non-functional noun ɔːnəˈmɛnt(ə)lˌɔrnəˈmɛn(t)l A plant grown for its attractive appearance. 观赏植物 Example sentencesExamples However, even in sparse numbers, butterfly caterpillars can damage ornamentals or food plants. This is not the year to plant ornamentals and annual flowers. In addition to attacking corn, this insect attacks over 100 other species of plants, including ornamentals, broadleaf weeds and grasses. There are now at least four different types of ‘catnip ‘grown as ornamentals.’ We also grow herbs, perennials, shrubs and ornamentals without using toxins. If planting them among other landscape ornamentals, locate them well away from tall-growing shrubs or perennials. Fertilize ornamentals and trees with a compost mulch. The first recorded outbreak on the mainland of BC occurred in 1938 when native lodgepole pine planted as ornamentals in Vancouver were attacked. They feed on the roots of a wide variety of plants including cool season grasses, weeds, woody ornamentals and other ornamental plants. Reaching for the skies with perennials, vines, ornamentals, and trees is one way of bringing new levels to your landscape. Nut- or berry-bearing autumn ornamentals can draw the animals' attention from other garden plants. These growth-regulating hormones were tested on ornamentals as well as grains, vegetables and fruit crops with varying improved results. Scale insects enjoy perennial plants and can devastate nut and fruit trees, greenhouse plants, forest vegetation, woody ornamentals, and house plants. However, they are not likely to work for some of the more refined varieties of deciduous ornamentals like Weeping Cherries or other ornamental trees. She uses the leaves of rhubarb (Rheum spp.) to make a general pesticide for ornamentals. Both ornamentals and vegetables are grown hydroponically in greenhouses. She did a little gardening, mostly ornamentals and container plants. The long tubular flowers look great with many ornamentals but are especially attractive near green-and-white hostas and dark daylilies. Although grasses lack the large and colorful flowers of many ornamentals, their beauty is found in their foliage textures, colors, and forms. Large shrubs and trees generally can survive a large infestation, but crop plants and ornamentals don't always fare so well. Derivatives ornamentalism noun The most famous building of this moment is C. R. Mackintosh's Glasgow School of Art, begun in 1897 and balanced between traditionalism, ornamentalism, and a quite personal style. Example sentencesExamples And how can she believe men are imprisoned in this ornamentalism against which women have already revolted when women are as preoccupied by their looks as ever? But in inter-war Shanghai, the style's lavish ornamentalism represented more than that - it was an aesthetic meeting ground for the neoclassicism of the British Empire and the brash spirit of American capitalism. Irvine covers a number of styles, from rural retreats to urban settings, and from the 18th century ornamentalism of William Kent to the cosmopolitan style of Hicks. Lord Lytton had noted the importance of ‘birth, rank and hereditary influence’ in India and helped create the ornamentalism Cannadine examines. ornamentalist noun As a city based garden and landscaper for all of my working life I had become disgruntled with working for suburban ornamentalists with the Burkes Back Yard attitude to gardening. Example sentencesExamples The use of relatively unmixed colors and simplified forms in these paintings reflect his training as an ornamentalist. ornamentally adverb ɔːnəˈmɛnt(ə)liˌɔrnəˈmɛn(t)əli The patka or sash worn by both sexes was ornamentally woven with borders and buttis at both ends. Example sentencesExamples Egrets in their pearly whites would settle ornamentally on the water or arrange themselves on the trees. With the exception of botanic gardens, ferns were rarely grown ornamentally much before the 1830s. Known since pre-Columbian times for its yellow latex and laxative properties, P. tomentellus is grown ornamentally and in herbarium collections. You have seeds from a cedar (genus cedrus), which is not native to the United States but has been planted ornamentally. On our way back to Karaganda we passed a series of small, ornamentally walled enclosures. Definition of ornamental in US English: ornamental adjectiveˌɔrnəˈmɛn(t)lˌôrnəˈmen(t)l Serving or intended as an ornament; decorative. 装饰用的；装饰的 an ornamental fountain 装饰用的喷泉。 Example sentencesExamples After much soul-searching, she scattered his remains in a huge ornamental urn in the gardens of her Didsbury home. The garden was originally laid out in the 1740s as an ornamental flower and fruit garden. There are numerous rambling barns and outhouses, and the gardens and two ornamental lakes are exquisite. Customs officers have seized two ornamental swords - Chinese and Japanese. It is an eight-storeyed structure with outer walls of ornamental stone work similar to the Vidhana Soudha facade. Remove weeds from ornamental borders and top-up decorative mulches A garden created to form rockeries with flower beds, lawn, large ornamental pond, fountain and woodland paths. Precious stones of every hue sparkled and flashed from ornamental designs in brass, copper, silver and gold. Books, postcards, ornamental and decorative pieces, curiosities and some plain junk. The ornamental decoration of Spanish Hebrew Bibles is only one of the many echoes of this interaction. The well-maintained gardens contain ornamental areas and a productive fruit and vegetable plot. They are either painted or executed in pen and limited to the area of ornamental decoration. Their walk had led them to a large ornamental fountain, and Fenikkusu sat upon its lip. The estate includes a 17th century deer park with a herd of fallow deer, and ornamental gardens. The plan is to restore the principal garden features including the lost lake, the massive dam wall and the ornamental fruit and flower garden. These may have been ornamental porcelains intended to be used as table decorations. All but tansy have grey leaves, which makes them useful accents in ornamental gardens. She held up a very pretty medium-sized ornamental fan with a wood handle and wood blades. My favourite feature here, however, was a set of ornamental toilet bowls decorated with blue-ink drawings. There were sunken gardens and ornamental ponds, rose pergolas and formal hedges. Synonyms decorative, fancy, ornate, attractive, pretty, artistic, ornamented, showy, gingerbread, for show, non-functional nounˌɔrnəˈmɛn(t)lˌôrnəˈmen(t)l A plant or tree grown for its attractive appearance. 观赏植物 Example sentencesExamples She did a little gardening, mostly ornamentals and container plants. Reaching for the skies with perennials, vines, ornamentals, and trees is one way of bringing new levels to your landscape. They feed on the roots of a wide variety of plants including cool season grasses, weeds, woody ornamentals and other ornamental plants. Both ornamentals and vegetables are grown hydroponically in greenhouses. She uses the leaves of rhubarb (Rheum spp.) to make a general pesticide for ornamentals. There are now at least four different types of ‘catnip ‘grown as ornamentals.’ Nut- or berry-bearing autumn ornamentals can draw the animals' attention from other garden plants. Scale insects enjoy perennial plants and can devastate nut and fruit trees, greenhouse plants, forest vegetation, woody ornamentals, and house plants. We also grow herbs, perennials, shrubs and ornamentals without using toxins. Large shrubs and trees generally can survive a large infestation, but crop plants and ornamentals don't always fare so well. However, they are not likely to work for some of the more refined varieties of deciduous ornamentals like Weeping Cherries or other ornamental trees. These growth-regulating hormones were tested on ornamentals as well as grains, vegetables and fruit crops with varying improved results. In addition to attacking corn, this insect attacks over 100 other species of plants, including ornamentals, broadleaf weeds and grasses. The first recorded outbreak on the mainland of BC occurred in 1938 when native lodgepole pine planted as ornamentals in Vancouver were attacked. However, even in sparse numbers, butterfly caterpillars can damage ornamentals or food plants. Although grasses lack the large and colorful flowers of many ornamentals, their beauty is found in their foliage textures, colors, and forms. Fertilize ornamentals and trees with a compost mulch. This is not the year to plant ornamentals and annual flowers. The long tubular flowers look great with many ornamentals but are especially attractive near green-and-white hostas and dark daylilies. If planting them among other landscape ornamentals, locate them well away from tall-growing shrubs or perennials.
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