n.雪花莲(春天开白花)

原形：snowdrop复数：snowdrops

The first snowdrop of the season always brings a sense of hope and renewal.
季节里的第一朵雪花莲总能带来希望与复苏的感觉。
In the forest, delicate snowdrops peeked through the melting snow, signaling the arrival of spring.
森林中，娇嫩的雪花莲从融雪中探出头来，预示着春天的到来。
My grandmother's garden would come alive with the white blossoms of snowdrops every early spring.
每年初春，我祖母的花园里就会盛开白色的雪花莲花。
The poem describes the resilience of snowdrops, blooming even in the harshest winter conditions.
这首诗描绘了雪花莲的坚韧，即使在最严酷的冬日里也能绽放。
After a long, cold winter, spotting the first snowdrop feels like a promise that warmer days are ahead.
经历了漫长而寒冷的冬天，看到第一朵雪花莲就像预示着温暖的日子即将到来。
Snowdrops are often seen as a symbol of purity and new beginnings in literature.
在文学作品中，雪花莲常被视为纯洁和新开始的象征。
The children were delighted to find a patch of snowdrops growing along the riverbank.
孩子们很高兴在河岸边发现了一片生长的雪花莲。
The gardener carefully transplanted the snowdrops to a more visible spot in the garden, where they could be better appreciated.
园丁小心翼翼地将雪花莲移植到花园里更显眼的位置，以便更好地欣赏它们。
During our nature walk, the guide pointed out how snowdrops are one of the earliest flowering plants in the year.
在我们的自然漫步中，向导指出雪花莲是一年中最早开花的植物之一。
It's a tradition in our family to celebrate the sighting of the first snowdrop of the year with a special meal.
在我们家，有这样一个传统，就是通过一顿特别的餐食来庆祝一年中首次发现雪花莲。