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quassia

/ˈkwɒʃ.ə/

翻译: 指苦木科苦木属(Quassia)和苦木属近缘植物(Picrasma)的木材和树皮中提取的苦味化合物,用作杀虫剂、滋补剂和驱虫药;也指产生这种苦味药物和珍贵细纹淡黄色木材的南美灌木或小乔木。

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noun

/ˈkwɒʃ.ə/C2formal
  • zh指苦木科苦木属(Quassia)和苦木属近缘植物(Picrasma)的木材和树皮中提取的苦味化合物,用作杀虫剂、滋补剂和驱虫药;也指产生这种苦味药物和珍贵细纹淡黄色木材的南美灌木或小乔木。

A noun referring to a bitter compound extracted from the wood and bark of trees of the genera Quassia and Picrasma, used as an insecticide, tonic, and vermifuge; also denotes the handsome South American shrub or small tree that yields this bitter drug and a valuable fine-grained yellowish wood.

  1. Bitter tonic and insecticideC2formalmedical

    A bitter substance extracted from the wood and bark of trees of the genera Quassia and Picrasma, used as an insecticide, a tonic, and a vermifuge.

    zh苦味补药与杀虫剂

    • Quassia has been traditionally used as a natural insecticide in gardens.
    • The bitter taste of quassia makes it effective as a digestive tonic.
    • Some herbal remedies include quassia to treat intestinal worms.
  2. South American treeC2formalscientific

    A handsome South American shrub or small tree with bright scarlet flowers, yielding a fine-grained yellowish wood and the bitter drug quassia from its wood and bark.

    zh南美苦木树

    • The quassia tree is admired for its vibrant scarlet flowers.
    • The wood of the quassia tree is valued for its fine grain and yellowish color.
    • In South America, the quassia tree is cultivated both for its beauty and its medicinal bark.

    同义词bitterwood

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  • quassias plural form
  • quassias' possessive plural form
  • quassia's possessive singular form