Brier

['braɪə]

解释:

(noun.) tangled mass of prickly plants.

(noun.) a thorny stem or twig.

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解释:

(n.) Alt. of Briar

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解释:

n. a prickly shrub: a common name for the wild rose: (Scot.) the thorn of the brier—also Brī′ar.—adjs. Brī′ery Brī′ered having briers.

n. the white heath a shrub grown in France from the root of which tobacco-pipes are made: a pipe of this wood.

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