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twinflower

/ˈtwɪnˌflaʊ.ər/

Tradução: Planta rasteira perene da família das caprifoliáceas, nativa de regiões frias do hemisfério norte, com pequenas flores tubulares em forma de sino, geralmente rosadas e dispostas em pares.

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noun

/ˈtwɪnˌflaʊ.ər/C2formalscientific
  • ptPlanta rasteira perene da família das caprifoliáceas, nativa de regiões frias do hemisfério norte, com pequenas flores tubulares em forma de sino, geralmente rosadas e dispostas em pares.

A creeping evergreen subshrub native to northern parts of Europe and Asia, known for its delicate, fragrant, tubular bell-shaped flowers that are usually pink and borne in pairs.

  1. Creeping evergreen subshrubC2formal

    A low-growing, evergreen plant native to northern Europe and Asia, known for its delicate, fragrant, tubular, bell-shaped flowers that usually appear in pairs and are typically pink.

    ptSubarbusto rastejante perene

    • The twinflower is often found in cool, northern forests.
    • Its delicate pink flowers bloom in pairs during early summer.
    • Botanists study the twinflower for its unique reproductive structure.
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  • twinflowers plural form
  • twinflowers' possessive plural form
  • twinflower's possessive singular form