Pronunciation: /bəˈtænɪkəl/
noun a book or other work describing or classifying plants
A1 I enjoy looking at botanical gardens.
A2 She bought a book about botanical illustrations.
B1 The botanical garden is home to a variety of plant species.
B2 The botanical research center conducts studies on rare plant species.
C1 The botanical expert identified the new species of flower.
C2 The botanical society organizes educational events for plant enthusiasts.
adjective relating to plants or plant life
A1 I bought a botanical print for my living room.
A2 She enjoys visiting botanical gardens to see different types of plants.
B1 The botanical society organizes field trips to study various plant species.
B2 The botanical research team discovered a new species of orchid in the rainforest.
C1 The botanical expert was able to identify the rare plant based on its unique characteristics.
C2 The botanical garden's collection is renowned for its diversity and preservation of endangered species.
formal The botanical garden is home to a wide variety of plant species.
informal I love visiting the botanical gardens to see all the different plants.
slang Let's check out the cool botanical spot in town.
figurative Her mind was a vast botanical garden of thoughts and ideas.
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