bouquets

word · lemma: bouquet

Definition

Bouquets are groups of flowers that are arranged together, usually given as a gift or for decoration.

Usage & Nuances

Used mainly for flower arrangements given at weddings, celebrations, or as gifts. More formal than 'bunch of flowers'. Often seen in the plural when talking about several arrangements. Common collocations: 'bridal bouquets', 'send bouquets', 'arrange bouquets'. Not used for non-flower bundles.

Spanish: ramos de flores - ramilletesPortuguese (BR): buquêsPortuguese (PT): ramos de flores - bouquetsChinese (Simplified): 花束Chinese (Traditional): 花束Hindi: फूलों के गुलदस्तेArabic: باقات زهور

Example Sentences

She received two bouquets for her birthday.

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The bride held three beautiful bouquets at the wedding.

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Florists make many bouquets every day.

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There were fresh bouquets on every table at the restaurant.

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I saw people carrying colorful bouquets out of the flower market this morning.

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After the show, the performers were surprised with several bouquets from the audience.

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