exotic plants — plants that are not native to a particular region and come from foreign or distant countries
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: plants that are not native to a particular region and come from foreign or distant countries
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪɡˈzɑːtɪk plænts/
Korean meaning: 특정 지역에 자생하지 않고 외국이나 먼 나라에서 온 식물
Korean pronunciation: 이그**자**틱 플**랜**츠
Example Sentences
- My grandmother's apartment looks like a jungle because she can't stop buying exotic plants online.
- The customs officer was suspicious of the exotic plants in my luggage until I showed him my botanical research permit.
- His dating profile said he was into exotic plants, but I didn't expect his entire house to be a tropical rainforest.
exotic plants
NOUN//ɪɡˈzɑːtɪk plænts//
plants that are not native to a particular region and come from foreign or distant countries
plants that are not native to a particular region and come from foreign or distant countries
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Hypnotic exotic plants turn chaotic!
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Origin
exotic은 그리스어 'exotikos'(바깥쪽의)에서 유래되어 '외부로부터 온'이라는 의미로 발전했습니다. 마치 먼 바다 너머에서 온 신비로운 보물처럼 외국에서 온 특별한 것들을 가리키게 되었죠.
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“My grandmother's apartment looks like a jungle because she can't stop buying exotic plants online.”
“The customs officer was suspicious of the exotic plants in my luggage until I showed him my botanical research permit.”
“His dating profile said he was into exotic plants, but I didn't expect his entire house to be a tropical rainforest.”
“Many exotic plants require specific temperature and humidity conditions to survive in non-native environments.”
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