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Перевод: delphinium

[существительное]
дельфиниум ; живокость [бот.] ; шпорник

Тезаурус:

1. Delphinium hybridum, Pacific Giants .
2. The delphinium - and its close relative, larkspur - contain some of the strongest of botanic poisons.
3. She counted off the names of some of the plants: viola, phlox, petunia, buddleia, mallow, limnanth, morning glory, clematis, gypsophila, geranium, delphinium, Cobaea scandens , antirrhinum, scabious.
4. In 1363, Guy de Chauliac invented an ointment for the treatment of scabies which contained, amongst other things, gum-resin, yellow lead oxide, extract of wild delphinium, old pig's fat, and one-ninth part mercury.
5. Unexpectedly peaceful gardens with Delphinium called Johnson's Blue , some mauve-white and cobalt Campanula ; peonies; poppies; trefoils in brilliant mauve; scents of lavender and musk rose; four phallic cypress bushes, two of acid-green-yellow, two of dark green; on the tower, eyeless turrets each with a little pennanted wind-vane, the wind is from the west and the flag flies, brilliant yellow predominating, a ship with sails filled, a cross in black and red, and an antlered deer's head; in the bright, southern lee of the castle's core, long buildings roofed with tiny slates, stepped corners; the comfort of a loosely-enclosed, highly aromatic rose-garden; a peony walk, a wall of Euphorbia; in the reaches of the garden, oasal recesses, stone steps leading up to stone seats; a bee visited along thick heavy honeysuckle; rectangular stone troughs, abundant and velvet with flowering plants; old walls placid with centuries of absorbed heat from the sun; a holly tree: did Cawdor once contain all the seven sacred trees from the Celtic grove?
6. An archway covered with more Rosa "Dorothy Perkins" leads you to a small back garden with another island bed as its main feature, There is yet more pink phlox and annual lavatera, along with the variegated phlox "Norah Leigh", hostas, the dwarf gentian-blue Delphinium tatsienense and Geranium "Winscombe", which is one of the pink varieties that seems to flower all summer long.
7. If your child did start vomiting or trembling or gasping for breath, would you suspect that they had eaten delphinium seeds unless they were still holding the packet?
8. The reader is seeing a benign gardener, a cartoon Adam with his trousers tied up with string, who gets his lettuces in on time and knows a Delphinium from a Campanula.
9. Among the delphinium, the snapdragon, the hollyhock and the sweet-pea, on a blanket, by a basket, she will grant me a nostalgic caress - always followed, on Odilo's part, by hours of snivelling entreaty.
10. She is pictured with astonishingly beautiful delphinium blue eyes, matching the delphiniums growing beside her.
11. Of course, you may reasonably point out, it is highly unlikely that a child would eat delphinium seeds.