fern
fern — noun
- fernsingular
- fernsplural
1. A green plant that has no flowers and produces no seeds. Its long thin leaves, c
A green plant that has no flowers and produces no seeds. Its long thin leaves, called fronds, are divided into many small parts that give them a feathery look. Ferns grow best in cool, wet places like forests or damp gardens.
Dewi planted several ferns in the shady corner of her garden near the stone wall.
collocation: plant ferns / grow ferns
The forest floor was covered with bright green ferns growing beneath the tall pine trees.
plural: ferns growing in natural habitat
Chiara put a small potted fern on her desk because it needs very little sunlight.
After the rain, giant ferns almost hid the narrow path on both sides.
Noor pressed a fern leaf into her notebook during the nature walk as a souvenir.
- bracken
Refers specifically to a large, coarse type of fern that grows wild in open fields and woodlands, not to all ferns.
文法句型
a + fern
plural: ferns