mimosa in Greek
mimosa in Greek is μιμόζα — mimosa means a plant with delicate, prickly leaves that fold up when touched, and small fluffy pink or white flowers.
mimosa in Greek
μιμόζα
Pronounced: mimoza
(botany) A plant belonging to the genus Mimosa usually found in tropical climates, their leaves are usually prickly and sensitive to touch or light, and have small white or pink flowers.
What does "mimosa" mean?
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noun A plant with delicate, prickly leaves that fold up when touched, and small fluffy pink or white flowers.
"The mimosa plant on the windowsill closes its leaves whenever the cat brushes past it."
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noun A cocktail made from equal parts champagne and orange juice.
"They ordered mimosas to go with their Sunday brunch."
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mimosa in a sentence
- The mimosa plant on the windowsill closes its leaves whenever the cat brushes past it.
- They ordered mimosas to go with their Sunday brunch.
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What is "mimosa" in Greek?
"mimosa" in Greek is μιμόζα. mimosa means: A plant with delicate, prickly leaves that fold up when touched, and small fluffy pink or white flowers.
How do you pronounce μιμόζα?
"mimosa" in Greek is μιμόζα, pronounced "mimoza".
How do you use "mimosa" in a sentence?
Example: "The mimosa plant on the windowsill closes its leaves whenever the cat brushes past it." In Greek, "mimosa" is μιμόζα.
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