Definition of amaryllis in English:

amaryllis

nounˌaməˈrɪlɪsˌæməˈrɪlɪs

A bulbous plant with showy trumpet-shaped flowers and strap-shaped leaves.
孤挺花，朱顶红
Two plants of the family Liliaceae (or Amaryllidaceae): the South African Amaryllis belladonna (also called belladonna lily), and (popularly) a tropical South American plant of the genus Hippeastrum, grown as a houseplant
Example sentencesExamples
- The two easiest bulbs to force are paper-white narcissus and amaryllis.
- Butterfly amaryllis and other species do not require a dormancy period.
- Many amaryllis bulbs sold in autumn are (botanically speaking) hippeastrum bulbs.
- Dasan took his time to makes memorials for all his people, 500 crosses with an amaryllis flower tied to it.
- Cheryl Howie of Iowa keeps her amaryllis standing straight with a unique plant stake she made out of a Frisbee and a few wooden dowels.
- Many southern gardens don't have tulips, forsythia or daffodils, but instead have guava, pineapple and amaryllis.
- The large-flowered amaryllis we're used to seeing at this time of year carry huge blossoms - 8 and even 10 inches across.
- Potted amaryllis that flowered at Christmas may bloom again the following holiday season if you take a few steps to program the flowering.
- Take time for some indoor gardening activities with your children, such as preparing your favorite amaryllis bulbs - kids will marvel at how quickly the plants develop.
- Potted amaryllis bulbs top-dressed with moss make welcome gifts.
- Saillen said he is struck by the beauty of strong, vibrant flowers, like amaryllis, banana flowers and birds of paradise.
- The plant is another South African native and is related to amaryllis.
- Fertilize amaryllis regularly during the growth cycle starting one month after planting (when active growth is underway).
- I also dug the amaryllis, which I plant out each summer after their winter show.
- For my home, I would just go for something simple, like a nice vase of tulips or amaryllis.
- Combine the pleasures of both with holiday red amaryllis and pristine white tulips and fragrant hyacinths.
- The amaryllis is ideal for people who have little time or inclination to spend on high-maintenance flowers and plants.
- Plant amaryllis bulbs in containers early this month for Thanksgiving bloom or in late October for Christmas bloom.
- Some bulbs, such as amaryllis and paperwhites, can readily be brought into flower in time for the winter holidays if you start about five or six weeks in advance.
- For amaryllis, allow the bulbs to dry out from mid-August through mid-November, then water and feed to promote bloom.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Latin Amaryllis (from Greek Amarullis), a name for a country girl in pastoral poetry.

Rhymes

cilice, Dilys, fillis, Phyllis

Definition of amaryllis in US English:

amaryllis

nounˌaməˈrilisˌæməˈrɪlɪs

A bulbous plant with white, pink, or red flowers and strap-shaped leaves, of the type genus of the amaryllis family, Amaryllidaceae.
A South African plant (Amaryllis belladonna, also called belladonna lily), and (popularly) a tropical South American plant that is frequently grown as a houseplant (hybrids of the genus Hippeastrum, formerly Amaryllis)
Example sentencesExamples
- The two easiest bulbs to force are paper-white narcissus and amaryllis.
- Potted amaryllis that flowered at Christmas may bloom again the following holiday season if you take a few steps to program the flowering.
- The plant is another South African native and is related to amaryllis.
- Take time for some indoor gardening activities with your children, such as preparing your favorite amaryllis bulbs - kids will marvel at how quickly the plants develop.
- Dasan took his time to makes memorials for all his people, 500 crosses with an amaryllis flower tied to it.
- Many amaryllis bulbs sold in autumn are (botanically speaking) hippeastrum bulbs.
- For my home, I would just go for something simple, like a nice vase of tulips or amaryllis.
- I also dug the amaryllis, which I plant out each summer after their winter show.
- The large-flowered amaryllis we're used to seeing at this time of year carry huge blossoms - 8 and even 10 inches across.
- Combine the pleasures of both with holiday red amaryllis and pristine white tulips and fragrant hyacinths.
- Plant amaryllis bulbs in containers early this month for Thanksgiving bloom or in late October for Christmas bloom.
- Saillen said he is struck by the beauty of strong, vibrant flowers, like amaryllis, banana flowers and birds of paradise.
- The amaryllis is ideal for people who have little time or inclination to spend on high-maintenance flowers and plants.
- Potted amaryllis bulbs top-dressed with moss make welcome gifts.
- Some bulbs, such as amaryllis and paperwhites, can readily be brought into flower in time for the winter holidays if you start about five or six weeks in advance.
- For amaryllis, allow the bulbs to dry out from mid-August through mid-November, then water and feed to promote bloom.
- Fertilize amaryllis regularly during the growth cycle starting one month after planting (when active growth is underway).
- Many southern gardens don't have tulips, forsythia or daffodils, but instead have guava, pineapple and amaryllis.
- Butterfly amaryllis and other species do not require a dormancy period.
- Cheryl Howie of Iowa keeps her amaryllis standing straight with a unique plant stake she made out of a Frisbee and a few wooden dowels.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Latin Amaryllis (from Greek Amarullis), a name for a country girl in pastoral poetry.

单词	amaryllis
释义	Definition of amaryllis in English: amaryllis nounˌaməˈrɪlɪsˌæməˈrɪlɪs A bulbous plant with showy trumpet-shaped flowers and strap-shaped leaves. 孤挺花，朱顶红 Two plants of the family Liliaceae (or Amaryllidaceae): the South African Amaryllis belladonna (also called belladonna lily), and (popularly) a tropical South American plant of the genus Hippeastrum, grown as a houseplant Example sentencesExamples The two easiest bulbs to force are paper-white narcissus and amaryllis. Butterfly amaryllis and other species do not require a dormancy period. Many amaryllis bulbs sold in autumn are (botanically speaking) hippeastrum bulbs. Dasan took his time to makes memorials for all his people, 500 crosses with an amaryllis flower tied to it. Cheryl Howie of Iowa keeps her amaryllis standing straight with a unique plant stake she made out of a Frisbee and a few wooden dowels. Many southern gardens don't have tulips, forsythia or daffodils, but instead have guava, pineapple and amaryllis. The large-flowered amaryllis we're used to seeing at this time of year carry huge blossoms - 8 and even 10 inches across. Potted amaryllis that flowered at Christmas may bloom again the following holiday season if you take a few steps to program the flowering. Take time for some indoor gardening activities with your children, such as preparing your favorite amaryllis bulbs - kids will marvel at how quickly the plants develop. Potted amaryllis bulbs top-dressed with moss make welcome gifts. Saillen said he is struck by the beauty of strong, vibrant flowers, like amaryllis, banana flowers and birds of paradise. The plant is another South African native and is related to amaryllis. Fertilize amaryllis regularly during the growth cycle starting one month after planting (when active growth is underway). I also dug the amaryllis, which I plant out each summer after their winter show. For my home, I would just go for something simple, like a nice vase of tulips or amaryllis. Combine the pleasures of both with holiday red amaryllis and pristine white tulips and fragrant hyacinths. The amaryllis is ideal for people who have little time or inclination to spend on high-maintenance flowers and plants. Plant amaryllis bulbs in containers early this month for Thanksgiving bloom or in late October for Christmas bloom. Some bulbs, such as amaryllis and paperwhites, can readily be brought into flower in time for the winter holidays if you start about five or six weeks in advance. For amaryllis, allow the bulbs to dry out from mid-August through mid-November, then water and feed to promote bloom. Origin Modern Latin, from Latin Amaryllis (from Greek Amarullis), a name for a country girl in pastoral poetry. Rhymes cilice, Dilys, fillis, Phyllis Definition of amaryllis in US English: amaryllis nounˌaməˈrilisˌæməˈrɪlɪs A bulbous plant with white, pink, or red flowers and strap-shaped leaves, of the type genus of the amaryllis family, Amaryllidaceae. A South African plant (Amaryllis belladonna, also called belladonna lily), and (popularly) a tropical South American plant that is frequently grown as a houseplant (hybrids of the genus Hippeastrum, formerly Amaryllis) Example sentencesExamples The two easiest bulbs to force are paper-white narcissus and amaryllis. Potted amaryllis that flowered at Christmas may bloom again the following holiday season if you take a few steps to program the flowering. The plant is another South African native and is related to amaryllis. Take time for some indoor gardening activities with your children, such as preparing your favorite amaryllis bulbs - kids will marvel at how quickly the plants develop. Dasan took his time to makes memorials for all his people, 500 crosses with an amaryllis flower tied to it. Many amaryllis bulbs sold in autumn are (botanically speaking) hippeastrum bulbs. For my home, I would just go for something simple, like a nice vase of tulips or amaryllis. I also dug the amaryllis, which I plant out each summer after their winter show. The large-flowered amaryllis we're used to seeing at this time of year carry huge blossoms - 8 and even 10 inches across. Combine the pleasures of both with holiday red amaryllis and pristine white tulips and fragrant hyacinths. Plant amaryllis bulbs in containers early this month for Thanksgiving bloom or in late October for Christmas bloom. Saillen said he is struck by the beauty of strong, vibrant flowers, like amaryllis, banana flowers and birds of paradise. The amaryllis is ideal for people who have little time or inclination to spend on high-maintenance flowers and plants. Potted amaryllis bulbs top-dressed with moss make welcome gifts. Some bulbs, such as amaryllis and paperwhites, can readily be brought into flower in time for the winter holidays if you start about five or six weeks in advance. For amaryllis, allow the bulbs to dry out from mid-August through mid-November, then water and feed to promote bloom. Fertilize amaryllis regularly during the growth cycle starting one month after planting (when active growth is underway). Many southern gardens don't have tulips, forsythia or daffodils, but instead have guava, pineapple and amaryllis. Butterfly amaryllis and other species do not require a dormancy period. Cheryl Howie of Iowa keeps her amaryllis standing straight with a unique plant stake she made out of a Frisbee and a few wooden dowels. Origin Modern Latin, from Latin Amaryllis (from Greek Amarullis), a name for a country girl in pastoral poetry.
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