巴豆 (Chinese PinYin: [bā dòu]; traditional Chinese: 巴豆) may mean: (1) noun. croton; (2) noun. croton seed; (3) noun. semen crotonis. Croton is an extensive flowering plant genus in the spurge family, Euphorbiaceae. Some common phrases andexpressions are: 巴豆油 (croton oil), 巴豆酸 (crotonic acid), 巴豆提取物 (croton extract), 巴豆的彩虹色的叶子 (rainbow-colored foliage of croton), 巴豆的种子 (croton seeds), 巴豆中毒 (croton oil poisoning).
1. How to pronounce 巴豆?
Chinese Pinyin: [bā dòu]
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2. Synonyms And Antonyms of 巴豆
Synonyms: 双眼龙, 大叶双眼龙, 江子, 猛子树, 八百力, 芒子
Antonyms: N/A
3. What are the fixed expression, collocation and idioms that contains 巴豆
Fixed expression: 巴豆油 (croton oil), 巴豆酸 (crotonic acid),
Collocation: 巴豆提取物 (croton extract), 巴豆的彩虹色的叶子 (rainbow-colored foliage of croton), 巴豆的种子 (croton seeds), 巴豆中毒 (croton oil poisoning),
Idioms: N/A
Terminologies: 巴豆毒蛋白 (crotin), 巴豆脂 (croton resin), 巴豆酰 (crotonoyl),
4. How to use 巴豆 in a sentence?
Below are some example sentences and quotes containing 巴豆.
4.1据说内服十滴巴豆油就有可能致死。
Translation: It is said ten drops of croton, taken internally, will have fatal results.
4.2 我们的目标是研究巴豆提取物对肠道上皮细胞的生物学特性的影响。
Translation: We aim to investigate the effect of croton extract on biological characterization of human intestinal epithelial cells in vitro.
4.3 巴豆是一种普遍分布的大戟科开花植物。
Translation: Croton is an extensive flowering plant genus in the spurge family, Euphorbiaceae.
4.4 巴豆是室内植物,有杂色的叶子, 通常有黄色,红色和绿色的。
Translation: Crotons are houseplants that normally have variegated leaves with shades of yellow, red, and green.
4.5 巴豆的彩虹色的叶子使他们成为室内植物爱好者的最爱。
Translation: The rainbow-colored foliage of croton plants makes them a standout for houseplant enthusiasts.
4.6 巴豆也叫杂色月桂树
Translation: Croton is also called Variegated Laurel.
4.7 在治疗这种疾病方面, 巴豆油已经取得了目前最好的结果
Translation: Croton oil has given the best results in the treatment of this disease.
4.8 巴豆油来自巴豆的种子
Translation: Croton oil comes from the seeds of the Croton tiglium.
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