mimosa

• n. 含羞草
• n. (Mimosa)人名；(葡)米莫薩

來自拉丁語mimus,模仿，osa-,拉丁語形容詞後綴。因這種草如同羞澀的美女，如果被人的手觸摸到葉子會自動卷起而得名。

mimosa (n.)

genus of leguminous shrubs, 1731, coined in Modern Latin (1619) from Latin mimus "mime" (see mime (n.)) + -osa, adjectival suffix (fem. of -osus). So called because some species (including the common Sensitive Plant) fold leaves when touched, seeming to mimic animal behavior. The alcoholic drink (by 1977) is so called from its yellowish color, which resembles that of the mimosa flower.

1. " Only Alex left and so much to do at Mimosa.

" 隻剩下亞曆克斯了,而在米莫薩卻有那麽多的事情要做.

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2. It also did not expect the existence of mimosa, is quite rare.

沒想到它也存在含羞草內, 可說是相當罕見.

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3. Why touch the leaves of mimosa , it closed case?

為什麽一碰含羞草的葉子, 它就合上了 呢 ?

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4. A mimosa's leaves are sensitive to touch.

含羞草的葉子對觸摸很敏感.

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5. Flowers: mimosa in Pushkin square 1941.

花: 在普希金廣場,1941年含羞草.

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