trúc đào
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Definition
Noun: - Oleander: A highly toxic evergreen shrub, commonly cultivated as an ornamental plant. It is characterized by its long, narrow, leathery leaves, and clusters of showy, funnel-shaped flowers that are typically pink, red, or white. All parts of the plant are poisonous.
Usage Examples
- (The garden has many oleanders with pink flowers.)
- (Although beautiful, the oleander is a very poisonous plant.)
- (The sap of the oleander plant can cause skin irritation.)
Advanced Usage
- The term "trúc đào" is sometimes used in literary contexts to symbolize deceptive beauty or hidden danger due to its attractive appearance and toxic nature.
Variants and Related Words
- Giáp trúc đào (n): Another name for oleander.
- Đào lê (n): A less common synonym for oleander.
Synonyms
- Oleander: The standard English name for the plant .
- Rose-bay: An alternative common name in English.
Important Note
- Toxicity Warning: It is crucial to note that trúc đào (oleander) is extremely poisonous if ingested by humans or animals. Handling the plant may also cause skin reactions. This characteristic is a central part of its definition and common knowledge.