cowslip

A noun referring to either an early spring flower common in the British Isles with fragrant yellow or sometimes purple flowers, or a swamp plant of Europe and North America with bright yellow flowers resembling buttercups.

• 🇵🇹Substantivo que designa a prímula, uma flor silvestre de primavera comum nas Ilhas Britânicas, de flores amarelas e perfumadas, ou a planta aquática da Europa e América do Norte com flores amarelas brilhantes semelhantes às do botão-de-ouro.

1. Early spring flower B2 formal british

   A common early spring flower in the British Isles, known for its fragrant yellow or sometimes purple blossoms.

   • The meadows were covered with cowslips in early April.
   • She picked a bunch of cowslips for the kitchen table.
   • Cowslips are often found in old pastures and hedgerows.

   🇵🇹prímula

   Sinônimos: paigle

2. Swamp plant B2 formal

   A swamp plant native to Europe and North America, characterized by bright yellow flowers that resemble buttercups.

   • The marsh marigold, also known as cowslip, thrives in wet soil.
   • Cowslips bloom along the riverbanks in late spring.
   • This variety of cowslip is often found in boggy areas.

   🇵🇹Calêndula-d'água

   Sinônimos: kingcupmarsh marigold

• cowslips plural form
• cowslips' possessive plural form
• cowslip's possessive singular form