aloe vera
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++a·loe ve·ra /ˌæləʊ ˈvɪərə $ ˌæloʊ ˈverə/ noun [uncountable]HBP a tropical plant with thick leaves that are filled with a liquid which is used to make medicine, cosmetics etc 芦荟
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aloe vera• Cooling gels with aloe vera can do much to relieve discomfort.Origin aloe vera (1900-2000) Modern Latin “true aloe”; aloe (1300-1400) “(dried juice of) a type of plant” from Latin, from Greeka·loe ve·ra nounChineseSyllable
thick tropical a leaves Corpus with plant
aloe vera
a‧loe ve‧ra /ˌæləʊ ˈvɪərə $ ˌæloʊ ˈverə/
noun
a‧loe ve‧ra /ˌæləʊ ˈvɪərə $ ˌæloʊ ˈverə/
noun Date: 1900-2000
Language: Modern Latin
Origin: 'true aloe'; aloe 1300-1400 '(dried juice of) a type of plant' from Latin, from Greek
[uncountable] a tropical plant with thick leaves that are filled with a liquid which is used to make medicine, cosmetics etc
Language: Modern Latin
Origin: 'true aloe'; aloe 1300-1400 '(dried juice of) a type of plant' from Latin, from Greek