jasmine
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈdʒæzmɪn/
jasmine means: A plant with white or yellow flowers that have a sweet smell.
noun
FRAGRANT PLANTB2
A plant with white or yellow flowers that have a sweet smell.
- Jasmine grows beside our door.
- The jasmine flowers opened in the evening.
- She planted jasmine near the garden wall.
FLOWER PERFUMEC1
A sweet-smelling perfume made from the flowers of this plant.
- She wore jasmine that evening.
- The perfume blends jasmine with rose.
- A little jasmine gives the fragrance a sweeter note.
PALE YELLOWC2
A light yellow colour.
- She chose jasmine for the walls.
- The colour chart shows jasmine beside cream.
- They painted the room a pale shade of jasmine.
Questions about jasmine
What does jasmine mean?
A plant with white or yellow flowers that have a sweet smell.
What is jasmine in other languages?
Türkçe: yasemin · Español: jazmín · Français: jasmin · Deutsch: Jasmin · Italiano: gelsomino · 日本語: ジャスミン
How do you pronounce jasmine?
It is pronounced /ˈdʒæzmɪn/.
How do you use jasmine in a sentence?
Jasmine grows beside our door. The jasmine flowers opened in the evening.
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