Zinnia had already attained fifty, I guessed, and wore a professional white coat over a grey flannel skirt. In spite of her colourful name she had short grey hair hair, no lipstick, flat-heeled shoes and an air of tiredness, […]
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Zinnia
//ˈzɪni.ə//
Synonyms for "zinnia" (3 found)
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Noun(1 words)
Related words (1)
Noun(1 words)
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5 entriesTranslations
23 translations across 21 languages.
Bulgarian
1 entries- циния noun (flower)
Catalan
1 entries- zínnia noun (flower)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 百日菊 noun (flower)
Czech
1 entries- cínie noun (flower)
Dutch
1 entries- zinnia noun (flower)
Esperanto
1 entries- zinio noun (flower)
Estonian
2 entries- pruudisõlg noun (flower)
- tsinnia noun (flower)
Finnish
1 entries- oppineittenkukka noun (flower)
French
1 entries- zinnia noun (flower)
German
1 entries- Zinnie noun (flower)
Greek
2 entries- ζίνια noun (flower)
- ζίννια noun (flower)
Hunsrik
1 entries- Jackobsblumm noun (flower)
Ido
1 entries- zinio noun (flower)
Italian
1 entries- zinnia noun (flower)
Limburgish
1 entries- zinnia noun (flower)
Polish
1 entries- cynia noun (flower)
Portuguese
1 entries- zínia noun (flower)
Romanian
1 entries- cârciumăreasă noun (flower)
Russian
1 entries- ци́нния noun (flower)
Slovak
1 entries- cínia noun (flower)
Spanish
1 entries- zinnia noun (flower)
Sample sentences
3 total sentences available.
[…]the Consul at this moment greeted Mr. Quincey's cat, momentarily forgetting its owner again as the grey, meditative animal, with a tail so long it trailed on the ground, came stalking through the zinnias: […]
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Santa sighed at the unfairness of it all and slammed the picture down on the mantelpiece among the bowl of wax fruit and the bouquet of paper zinnias and the statue of the Virgin Mary and the figurine of the Infant of Prague.
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