shamrock
美式发音: [ˈʃæmˌrɑk] 英式发音: [ˈʃæmˌrɒk]n.三叶草（爱尔兰的国花）
网络释义：酢浆草；三叶酢桨草；天蓝
复数：shamrocks网络释义
shamrockn.1.三叶草（爱尔兰的国花）a small plant with three leaves on each stem . The shamrock is the national symbol of Ireland.
n.1.白花酢浆草2.三叶苜蓿3.天蓝苜蓿
n.1.a small plant with three round green leaves on each stemThe shamrock is the national symbol of Ireland.
1.三叶草 紫红- mauve 天蓝- shamrock 蓝－ blue ...
5.白花酢浆草 美菲花园 MAYFAIR GARDEN 新乐酒店 SHAMROCK 万年青 THE EVERGREEN ...
8.三叶苜蓿但圣帕特里克临危不惧，当即摘下一棵三叶苜蓿（Shamrock），形象地阐明了圣父、圣子、圣灵三位一体的教义。他雄辩的演 …
例句释义:,三叶草,酢浆草,三叶酢桨草,天蓝1.alright , why don ' t you get out of here . you ' ve done enough . you ' re already more valuable than shamrock is.好吧，你怎么还不走，你做的够多了。你已经比三叶草更有用了。
2.In the custom known as "drowning the shamrock" , the shamrock that has been worn on a lapel or hat is put in the last drink of the evening.因此在“淹没三叶草”这个众所周知的习俗中，节日里戴在西服翻领或者帽子上的三叶草最后会被放在酒里作为晚上最后一饮。
3."Shamrock" Shelly Cleaver is the pubpc relations director for the Edsel Owners Club in the United States.“三叶草”ShellyCleaver是美国Edsel车主俱乐部的公关总监。
4.Legend has it that he used the native shamrock as a symbol of the holy trinity when preaching and brought the Latin alphabet to Ireland.传说他在传教时使用当地的三叶草作为神圣的三位一体的象征，并且把拉丁字母表介绍到爱尔兰。
5.You'll see a pretty search bar in shamrock-green at the top that reads Search the blogosphere. . . inside.您将在顶部看到一个蓝绿色的搜索栏，其内包含单词Searchtheblogosphere…
6.Wearing green color (associated with the green leaved Shamrock), consuming Irish food and drink, and parades mark the festivities.人们穿绿衣（与三叶草的绿叶有关），享用爱尔兰美食美酒，庆祝游行。
7.This screen saver shows a leprechaun surfing atop a giant shamrock , showing off his shamrock surfing tricks .这个屏幕保护程序在一棵巨大的三叶草的顶上显示一个妖精网络冲浪，炫耀他的三叶草网络冲浪欺骗。
8.Texas state historian has said that the state flower, the bluebonnet, "is to Texas what the shamrock is to Ireland. "研究德州的历史学家表示该州州花矢车菊对德州的象征意义就像是酢浆草之于爱尔兰。
9.Lonely shamrock and orange. Also appears to be silent cry.孤单的天蓝和橘色。似乎也在无声哭泣。
10.A girl in shamrock tights joins the St Patrick's Day celebrations in Belfast, Northern Ireland.一名女孩穿着三叶草连裤袜参加圣帕特里克日庆祝活动，北爱尔兰贝尔法斯特。