Meanwhile, species like tulips have to contend with narciclasine.

同时，像这类植物十分害怕水仙环素。

What a nice garden! Look at these tulips!

这花真漂亮，看这些，开得多！

The small daisy envied the tulips, roses and peonies in the front yard.

小雏菊羡慕着院子里的，玫瑰和牡丹。

We like to know what tulips need.

们想知道需要什么。

Now she draws with a needle and thread, little knotted rosebuds, tulips made of silk thread.

现在她用针和线画画，编织的玫瑰花苞、丝绣的。

It's so great not to have a one-way relationship with the tulips anymore.

和保持双向关系真是太了。

Tulips and daffodils are two early blooming flowers.

和水仙是两种开花较早的花。

Among them were some tulips, and out of one of these, as it opened, flew a bee!

花儿中有些, 其中一朵, 当它开放时飞出来一只蜜蜂.

Perhaps the granddaddy of all bubbles was Dutch tulip mania in the 1630s.

也许所有经济泡沫的鼻祖是17世纪30年代的荷兰热。

At Keukenhof we are very excited about tulip technology.

在库肯霍夫，们对交流技术非常非常感兴趣。

Tulips of all colours burst forth around his body.

各种颜色的在他全身周围绽放。

Today, a tulip bulb sells for about 50 cents.

今天 一株球茎售价约为五十美分。

Then he went to a tulip. Hi, butterfly! A red tulip nodded her head and greeted the butterfly.

之后他邂逅了一朵。嗨，蝴蝶！一朵红色的害羞地点了点头跟蝴蝶打招呼。

As a business journalist, I've always found tulip mania to be fascinating.

作为一名商业记者，总是发现狂热是令人着迷的。

Tulips from Turkey were introduced to the Dutch in the 1500s.

16世纪，土耳其的传入荷兰。

You're, on the other hand, you are a blossoming tulip.

但是，你还是一朵绽放的。

In the spring the city comes to life with beautiful tulips whilst the summer brings sunshine and beach days.

春天，这座城市因美丽的而变得生机勃勃，而夏天则带来了阳光和海滩。

As weeks of deprivation stretched into months, some resorted to eating tulip bulbs.

随着几周的紧缺变成了几个月，一些人开始吃的球茎。

More and more people got in on the tulip action, making quick fortunes.

越来越多的人加入到行动中来，迅速发财。

In one month in November 1636, The price of tulip shares has quadrupled.

仅在1636年十一月这一个月中 期货合约的价格就已经翻了两番。