Spelling: dié.
Basic definition: The same as "butterfly" is the abbreviation of butterfly.
Related words
Bees? Han Wei? Ash? Hu Wei? Butterfly? Bo Huang? Figure? Ghost flies.
Butterfly hú dié: an insect with wide wings and beautiful colors. When resting, its four wings stand upright on its back and its abdomen is slender. Something similar: bow? Butterfly? Butterfly dance? Pink butterfly? Butterfly stroke? Butterfly? Attract bees and butterflies? Ying Ge and Butterfly Dance. ?
(1) researchers say that the weak airflow caused by a butterfly flapping its wings occasionally in the southern hemisphere can turn into a tornado sweeping across the northern hemisphere in a few weeks. They call this phenomenon, which develops from a small cause to an extremely huge and complicated consequence after a certain period of time with the participation of other factors, the butterfly effect.
(2) Catkins are flying, elms are falling, butterflies say goodbye to fallen rape petals, and pea flowers become a plump green pod.
(3) If there are butterflies flying on it, you can't tell which one is a flower and which one is a butterfly! Beautiful sentences, like iris. Although it is not as magnificent as peony, elegant rose and graceful chrysanthemum, it also has its own unique charm.
(4) Being in the sea of flowers, I really want to become a beautiful butterfly, dancing with the "Pear Fairy" in the bright sunshine with the breeze.
(5) He also saw Miss Jin's black eyes, like a pair of butterflies, flying around, stopping and walking, showing a lovely spark.
You can judge a flower or a butterfly by its beauty, but you can't judge a person like this.
We walked into a greenhouse. Oh, my God! Butterflies flying all over the sky, flashing their wings in the air, just like a woman showing her beauty to people! These butterflies are colorful, and the patterns on their wings are staggered, that is, bright and dark, noble and dignified, showing majesty and beauty!