plumbago

N กราไฟต์  ตะกั่ว ดำ  graphite kra-fai

PLUMBAGO

n.[L.] A mineral consisting of carbon and iron; used for pencils, etc.

PLUMBAGO

Plum *ba "go, n. Etym: [L., from plumbum lead. ]

plumbago

plum ba go |pləmˈbāgō ˌpləmˈbeɪɡoʊ | ▶noun ( pl. plumbagos ) 1 old-fashioned term for graphite. [early 17th cent. (denoting an ore such as galena containing lead ): from Latin, from plumbum ‘lead. ’ The sense ‘graphite ’ arose through its use for pencil leads. ] 2 an evergreen flowering shrub or climber that is widely distributed in warm regions and grown elsewhere as a greenhouse or indoor plant. Also called leadwort. [named from the color of the flowers. ] [Genus Plumbago, family Plumbaginaceae. ]

plumbago

plumbago |plʌmˈbeɪgəʊ | ▶noun ( pl. plumbagos ) 1 old-fashioned term for graphite. [early 17th cent. (denoting an ore such as galena containing lead ): from Latin, from plumbum ‘lead ’. The sense ‘graphite ’ arose through its use for pencil leads. ] 2 an evergreen flowering shrub or climber which is widely distributed in warm regions and grown elsewhere as a greenhouse or indoor plant. Also called leadwort. [named from the colour of the flowers. ] ●Genus Plumbago, family Plumbaginaceae.

plumbago

plumbago nombre masculino Planta herbácea con forma de arbusto, de hojas alternas y flores azuladas de cinco pétalos agrupadas en zarcillos; es originaria de Asia .