mistletoe
mistletoe — 名詞
1. a small evergreen plant that grows on the branches of trees, producing white ber
槲寄生
寄生於樹上的常綠植物,聖誕節裝飾用
a small evergreen plant that grows on the branches of trees, producing white berries. At Christmas, people often hang it in their homes, and there is a tradition of kissing someone who stands under it.
Kevin hung a sprig of mistletoe above the doorway before the Christmas party began.
Kevin 在聖誕派對開始前,在門口上方掛了一枝槲寄生。
collocation: sprig of mistletoe
Elena stood under the mistletoe, and Jude gave her a kiss on the cheek.
Elena 站在槲寄生下方,Jude 在她的臉頰上親了一下。
collocation: stand under the mistletoe
Bao explained to his friends the tradition of kissing under the mistletoe at Christmas parties.
Bao 向朋友解釋了聖誕派對上在槲寄生下接吻的傳統。
tradition: kissing under the mistletoe
Rania's grandmother told her that kissing under the mistletoe brings good luck to a couple.
Rania 的祖母告訴她,在槲寄生下接吻會為情侶帶來好運。
collocation: kissing under the mistletoe
- sprig of mistletoe
- bunch of mistletoe
- hang mistletoe
- stand under the mistletoe
- kiss under the mistletoe
用法筆記
Usually uncountable — you say some mistletoe or a bunch of mistletoe, not a mistletoe. The phrase a sprig of mistletoe is the most common way to refer to one hanging piece. The kissing tradition is only associated with the Christmas holiday period.