bouquet是什么意思

网络释义

用法例句

The florist bunched the flowers up.

花匠把花捆成花束。

The florist bunched the flowers and sold them at two dollars each bunch.

这花匠将花缚成花束，每束售价二元。

A flower or small bunch of flowers worn in a buttonhole.

纽孔花束别在纽孔上的花或小花束

The welcoming crowd waved their bouquets.

欢迎的群众摇动着花束。

a wedding favo(u)r

婚礼用的花束, 彩球等

The beautiful bundle of flower was tied up in a paper.

用纸把美丽的花束包好。

the florist made up an attractive bouquet.

鲜花店店主做了一个吸引人的花束。

A bouquetof red and white flowers was left on the dead deputy's chair.

一束红白色花束被放在遇害代表的椅子上。

Don't bunch the flowers up so tightly;you'll spoil them.

不要把花束捆得那么紧，这样要把花弄坏的。

They also love the natural and contemporary floral bouquets that are stylish and trendy.

他们也热爱自然,当代花艺花束,是时尚和流行。

We design balloons， create potted dried plants， and provide other services.

我们设计球形花束，做盆景干花，还提供其它服务。

Bundles of flowers were put before the doorsteps.

一束束鲜花放在门阶前。

They presented him with a bunch of flowers.

他们献给他一束鲜花。

She placed a bunch of flowers at the tomb.

她在坟墓上放了一束花。

A bundle or cluster of stems, flowers, or leaves.

簇一束或一丛茎、花或叶

She put a bunch of flowers by the edge of the table.

她把一束花放在桌边。

He took her some flowers.

他给她送去了几束鲜花。

To be fastened or tied with laces or a lace.

以系带系紧用束带或花边束缚或固定