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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /buːˈkeɪ/
bouquet means: A group of cut flowers arranged together, often given as a gift.
noun
BUNCH OF FLOWERSB1
A group of cut flowers arranged together, often given as a gift.
- He gave her a bouquet.
- The bride carried a bouquet of white roses.
- Two lovely bouquets arrived on her birthday.
WINE OR PERFUME SCENTC1
The particular smell of a wine or perfume.
- The wine has a fruity bouquet.
- Its bouquet became richer as the wine aged.
- This perfume has a delicate floral bouquet.
PERFUME MIDDLE SCENTC2
The middle part of a perfume’s smell, which appears after its first light smells fade.
- The perfume’s bouquet smells of jasmine.
- Its floral bouquet appears after the citrus scent fades.
- A rose bouquet lingers before the deeper vanilla notes emerge.
Questions about bouquet
What does bouquet mean?
A group of cut flowers arranged together, often given as a gift.
What is bouquet in other languages?
Türkçe: buket · Español: ramo · Français: bouquet · Deutsch: Blumenstrauß · Italiano: mazzo di fiori · 日本語: 花束
How do you pronounce bouquet?
It is pronounced /buːˈkeɪ/.
How do you use bouquet in a sentence?
He gave her a bouquet. The bride carried a bouquet of white roses.
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