daisies
IPA/ˈdeɪ.zi/
KK[dˈeziz]IPA/ˈdeɪ.zi/
daisies — noun
- daisiessingular
- daisiesesplural
1. small wildflowers with a round yellow centre and thin white petals; they grow cl
1.名詞B1
釋義
small wildflowers with a round yellow centre and thin white petals; they grow close to the ground in grass and meadows
例句
Soraya picked a handful of daisies from the school playing field.
collocation: picked a handful of daisies
The lawn behind the church was dotted with small white daisies.
Eli pressed a daisy between the pages of his library book.
A ring of daisies grew in a circle around the old oak tree.
Mira braided daisies into a crown for her little sister's birthday.
用法筆記
The singular form is 'daisy.' Use 'a daisy' for one flower and 'daisies' for two or more.
常見錯誤
❌I saw three daisies in the vase but one daisies fell out.
✅I saw three daisies in the vase but one daisy fell out.
💡'daisies' is plural; switch to 'daisy' when talking about a single flower.