- common poppy (Papaver rhoeas); corn poppy; field poppy; red poppysee also ひなげし
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- common poppy (Papaver rhoeas)
- corn poppy
- field poppy
- red poppy
This term refers to a type of flowering plant known for its vibrant red flowers, commonly found in fields and meadows. It often symbolizes beauty, remembrance, and peace.
The common poppy often blooms with vibrant flowers in early summer.
This usage emphasizes the plant's growth in agricultural or field settings, often popping up among crops and bare lands.
The corn poppies by the roadside create a particularly beautiful scenery.
The corn poppies are growing freely among the undulating fields.
This term highlights its presence in wild or natural environments, often indicating its resilience in nature.
The field poppy blooming in the meadow symbolizes the beauty of nature.
This refers to the specific color of the flower, often associated with wartime remembrance and events like Memorial Day.
The red poppy evokes memories of war.
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ぐびじんそう虞美人草をみる見るto see the common poppyぐびじんそう虞美人草のはな花flower of the common poppyぐびじんそう虞美人草がさく咲くthe common poppy bloomsぐびじんそう虞美人草はたけ畑poppy fieldぐびじんそう虞美人草のたね種seeds of the common poppyぐびじんそう虞美人草のいろ色color of the common poppyぐびじんそう虞美人草をつむ摘むto pick the common poppyぐびじんそう虞美人草がかぜ風にゆれる揺れるthe common poppy sways in the windぐびじんそう虞美人草のかおり香りfragrance of the common poppyぐびじんそう虞美人草をうえる植えるto plant common poppies
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