含苞 | hán bāo | (of a plant) to be in bud | |
花苞 | huā bāo | flower bud | |
含苞待放 | hán bāo dài fàng | in bud; budding | |
苞片 | bāo piàn | bract (botany) | |
苞谷 | bāo gǔ | variant of 包谷 |
1 | After a period of time, Hong Kong fully mature bud, I let my mother made a cut down to eat, I immediately took a piece of, ah! | |
2 | A particularly fine spring came round, and the stir of germination was almost audible in the buds; it moved her, as it moved the wild animals, and made her passionate to go. | |
3 | The leaf-like structures are bracts, inside which a row of flowers grows, although none can be seen here. | |
4 | When I was looking through the 1895 Montgomery Ward Catalogue discovering that every corn husker and seeder turned out to be still being made new, I was truly surprised. | |
5 | One of the most popular plants at Christmas is the poinsettia. These plants are valued for their colorful bracts , which look like leaves. |