IPA: /ˈkloʊvərˌliːf/
KK: /ˈkloʊvərˌlif/
Having a shape similar to a clover leaf, which typically has three rounded lobes.
The design of the park was cloverleaf, making it unique and attractive.
A type of road interchange where two highways cross, designed with ramps that look like a four-leaf clover, allowing vehicles to switch highways easily.
The new cloverleaf design improved traffic flow at the busy intersection.
Cloverleaf → The word is formed from "clover" (from Old English *clāfre*, meaning a type of plant with three-lobed leaves) and "leaf" (from Old English *leáf*, meaning a foliage or leaf of a plant). The term "cloverleaf" refers to a leaf of clover, which typically has three leaflets resembling a leaf structure.
Think of the three-lobed leaves of the clover plant, which is why a cloverleaf refers to a leaf of clover.