daisy

noun

1. 雏菊（花）；（类似雏菊，但花稍大的）菊科植物
   a small wild flower with white petals around a yellow centre; a taller plant with similar but larger flowers

1. 雏菊
   A daisy is a small wild flower with a yellow centre and white petals.

1. Racing up the stairs, he almost collided with Daisy
   他飞奔上楼，差点撞到黛西。
2. Daisy called her daffy, but goodhearted.
   黛西说她傻乎乎的，但心肠很好。
3. 'Listen,' said Daisy, digging into her oatmeal
   “听着，”黛西一边大口喝着燕麦粥一边说道。
4. Daisy strode alongside her, breathing heavily but keeping pace.
   黛西在她身边大步走着，大口喘着气，但是没有落后。
5. My Dear Daisy, you have grown up!
   黛丝，你终于长大成人了。
6. Daisy then came back.
   黛西回来了。
7. Benny laughed, Ha! Ha! Ive tricked Daisy at last.
   本尼大笑：哈哈，我终于耍了黛西一次了。
8. Tom and Daisy had got away with it, again.
   汤姆和黛西又一次逃脱了惩罚。
9. I prefer the daisy and the knapweed in particular.
   我特别喜欢雏菊和矢车菊。
10. It's a problem that Miss Daisy's had since I drove her first in Beijing.
    这个问题在北京我第一次开小黄的时候就有了。
11. But Daisy guessed at his intention.
    但是黛西猜到了他的意图。
12. When Little Daisy heard this, she was very happy.
    当小雏菊听到这个的时候，她开心极了。
13. I followed Daisy round to the front of the house.
    我跟着黛西饶到了房子前头。
14. Little Daisy fainted and was sick for3 months.
    小雏菊昏倒了，卧病不起三个月。
15. Are you the daisy guy?
    你是那个送雏菊的家伙？
16. At that moment he turn back, he knew he had already fell in love with Little Daisy.
    在他返回的那一刻，他知道他已经爱上了小雏菊。
17. I'll call you when Jack and I come back from our honeymoon, Daisy.
    等杰克和我度完蜜月回来，我会打电话给你，黛西。
18. He is thrilled to be with Daisy, but she is a shallow girl.
    和戴西在一起让他感到非常兴奋，但戴西是个肤浅的女孩。
19. Thank you, I'm Daisy, Daisy Smith.
    谢谢，我叫戴西，戴西·史密斯。
20. I called up Daisy half an hour after we found him, called her instinctively and without hesitation.
    在我们发现他的尸体半小时之后我就打了电话给黛西，本能地、毫不迟疑地给她打了电话。
21. The birthday present for Daisy has been wrapped up.
    给戴西的生日礼物包好了。
22. Give me a cup of tea and I'll soon feel as fresh as a daisy.
    要是给我一杯茶，我马上义会生龙活虎了。
23. Daisy does not marry him because he is rich.
    黛西不是因为他富有才和他结婚。
24. Daisy, I can't pick someone I'm not in love with.
    戴西，我不能选一个我不爱的人。
25. Daisy couldn't come yesterday because she was ill.
    戴西昨天不能来是因为她病了。
26. "But we heard it," insisted Daisy, surprising me by opening up again in a flower-like way.
    可是我们听说了。黛西坚持说，使我感到惊讶的是她又像花朵一样绽开了。
27. I love Daisy and uncle jesse.
    我爱戴茜和杰西叔叔。
28. I am happy to see Jack and Daisy get married.
    真高兴看到杰克和黛西结婚。
29. I told Daisy I thought so.
    我告诉了黛西我想是撞死了。
30. I haven't heard of Daisy since she went to America last year.
    黛西自从去年去了美国后就再没有消息了。

n.

be pushing up (the) daisies

• 葬入地下；正忙着滋养冢上黄花
  to be dead and in a grave

noun

1. any of numerous composite plants having flower heads with well-developed ray flowers usually arranged in a single whorl