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canterbury bell

/ˈkæntərbəri bɛl/

Traduction: Plante bisannuelle à fleurs en forme de clochettes (Campanula medium), originaire du sud de l'Europe, de couleur généralement bleue, rose ou blanche, souvent cultivée dans les jardins.

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/ˈkæntərbəri bɛl/formal
  • frPlante bisannuelle à fleurs en forme de clochettes (Campanula medium), originaire du sud de l'Europe, de couleur généralement bleue, rose ou blanche, souvent cultivée dans les jardins.

A biennial flowering plant (Campanula medium) native to southern Europe, known for its bell-shaped, usually blue, pink, or white flowers. The name derives from the resemblance of the flowers to the bells of Canterbury Cathedral.

  1. A flowering plantB2formal

    A biennial plant (Campanula medium) with bell-shaped flowers, typically blue, pink, or white, native to southern Europe.

    frcampanule à grosses fleurs

    • The garden was full of beautiful canterbury bells in full bloom.
    • She planted canterbury bells along the fence for a splash of color.
    • Canterbury bells are often used in cottage gardens for their tall, striking flowers.