oleander

noun

1. 夹竹桃
   a Mediterranean bush or tree with white, pink, or red flowers and long pointed thick leaves

1. 夹竹桃
   An oleander is an evergreen tree or shrub that has white, pink, or purple flowers. Oleanders grow in Mediterranean countries and in some parts of Asia and Australia.

1. A visitor will find only one bored guard manning the gate to the neighborhood, known for its views of the Atlantic and its flowering white and pink oleander hedges.
   旅行者能够发现，在这个以大西洋美景和粉白两色的夹竹桃树篱而著称的小区，只有一位百无聊赖的看门人守在门口。
2. If fed oleander by accident, the infant can appear namely vomiting, bellyache, insensible wait for a variety of virulent poisoning symptoms.
   要是误食了夹竹桃，婴幼儿即会出现呕吐、腹痛、昏迷等种种急性中毒症状。
3. I had visited many places during these years after leaving home, and ever seen the oleander in many different places, but was not leave me a deep depression for all.
   我离开了家，过了许多年，走过许多地方。我曾在不同的地方看到过夹竹桃，但是都没有留下深刻的印象。
4. The results show that the oleander has excellent absorbability on Mn, and the Chinese parasol has higher absorbability on Mn, Cr and Pb, and the pine tree has better survivability on the heavy metal.
   结果表明夹竹桃对Mn的吸收性很好，梧桐对Mn，Cr，Pb的吸收性较高，松树对重金属的耐受性较好。
5. On sidewalks the lower tier is the use of cedar trees, Photinia glabra, hibiscus and oleander.
   人行道行道树使用雪松，下层是光叶石楠、木槿、夹竹桃。
6. The stress of each component of garbage soil, making the the PSH of plant was damaged, photosynthetic capacity Suffer from inhibition. In the six kinds of plants, the oleander is inhibited relatively weak, mosquitoes mother heather are relatively strong.
   垃圾土各成分的胁迫，使得植物PSⅡ受到破坏，光合能力遭受抑制，6种植物中夹竹桃光合作用受到的抑制相对较弱，蚊母、石楠受到的相对较强。

noun

1. an ornamental but poisonous flowering shrub having narrow evergreen leaves and clusters of fragrant white to pink or red flowers: native to East Indies but widely cultivated in warm regions

   Synonym:    rose bayNerium oleander