bouquet
word
/buˈkeɪ/
boo-KAY
/buːkˈeɪ/
boo-KAY
Definition
A bouquet is a group of flowers arranged together and usually given as a gift or used for decoration.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly used for flowers; formal and informal settings. Commonly 'a bouquet of roses'. In cooking or perfume, 'bouquet' can mean the scent, but this is less common. Do not use for unrelated objects grouped together.
Spanish: ramo de flores - bouquetPortuguese (BR): buquê de flores - ramoPortuguese (PT): ramalhete - bouquetChinese (Simplified): 花束Chinese (Traditional): 花束Hindi: फूलों का गुलदस्ताArabic: باقة زهورBengali: ফুলের তোড়া - গুচ্ছ (ফুলের)Russian: букетJapanese: 花束Vietnamese: bó hoaKorean: 꽃다발Turkish: çiçek buketiUrdu: گلدستہIndonesian: karangan bunga
Example Sentences
She received a bouquet for her birthday.
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The bouquet on the table is beautiful.
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He bought a red rose bouquet for his wife.
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The bride held a stunning bouquet during the ceremony.
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Can you help me pick out a bouquet for Mother’s Day?
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That tiny shop creates the most amazing bouquets in town.
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