myrtle

A noun referring to any evergreen shrub or tree of the genus Myrtus, widely cultivated as a groundcover for its dark green shiny leaves and usually blue-violet flowers.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее вечнозелёный кустарник или дерево рода Мирт, широко культивируемое в качестве почвопокровного растения из-за тёмно-зелёных блестящих листьев и обычно сине-фиолетовых цветов.esSustantivo que designa un arbusto o árbol pequeño de hoja perenne del género Myrtus, cultivado por sus hojas verdes y brillantes y sus flores generalmente blancas o azuladas, así como por sus frutos comestibles.frNom désignant un arbuste ou un arbre à feuillage persistant du genre Myrtus, largement cultivé comme plante ornementale ou couvre-sol, à feuilles vert foncé brillantes et fleurs généralement blanc rosé ou violettes, produisant des baies comestibles.deImmergrüner Strauch oder Baum der Gattung Myrte (Myrtus), der wegen seiner dunkelgrünen, glänzenden Blätter und meist blau-violetten Blüten häufig als Zierpflanze kultiviert wird.ptSubstantivo que designa um arbusto ou árvore perene do gênero Myrtus, cultivado como planta ornamental ou de cobertura do solo por suas folhas verde-escuras brilhantes e flores geralmente azul-violeta.zh名词，指桃金娘科桃金娘属的常绿灌木或小乔木，因叶片深绿有光泽、花常为蓝紫色而广泛栽培作地被植物。arنبات شجيري أو شجرة دائمة الخضرة من جنس الآس، يُزرع للزينة وتُستعمل أوراقه وأزهاره في العطور.

1. Ornamental shrub B2 formal

   A widely cultivated plant, often used as groundcover, known for its glossy, dark green leaves and typically blue-violet flowers.

   • The garden was bordered with myrtle for a lush, green look.
   • Myrtle is often planted in Mediterranean landscapes for its resilience.
   • The blue-violet flowers of the myrtle bloomed in early summer.

   ruМиртesMirto comúnfrMyrte commundeMyrteptmurtazh桃金娘arالآس

   المرادفات: periwinkle

2. Evergreen tree or shrub B2 formal

   Any evergreen shrub or tree belonging to the genus Myrtus, native to warm regions.

   • The myrtle tree is a symbol of love and peace in many cultures.
   • Myrtle leaves are sometimes used in cooking for their aromatic flavor.
   • Ancient Greeks associated myrtle with the goddess Aphrodite.

   ruМиртesMirto (arbusto o árbol)frMyrte (arbuste ou arbre)deMyrteptmirtozh桃金娘arالآس

• myrtles plural form
• myrtles' possessive plural form
• myrtle's possessive singular form