sepal
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++sep·al /ˈsepəl $ ˈsiː-/ noun [countable] technical HBPone of the small leaves directly under a flower 〔花的〕萼片Origin sepal (1800-1900) Modern Latin sepalum, from sepa- (from Greek skepe “covering”) + -lum (as in petalum “petal”)
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sepal
sep‧al /ˈsepəl $ ˈsiː-/
noun [countable] technical
sep‧al /ˈsepəl $ ˈsiː-/
noun [countable] technical Date: 1800-1900
Language: Modern Latin
Origin: sepalum, from sepa- (from Greek skepe 'covering') + -lum (as in petalum 'petal')
one of the small leaves directly under a flower
Language: Modern Latin
Origin: sepalum, from sepa- (from Greek skepe 'covering') + -lum (as in petalum 'petal')
