bouquet

英 [buˈkeɪ]

美 [buˈkeɪ]

n. 花束; (尤指酒的)香味，芬芳

复数：bouquets　

Collins.1 / BNC.11722 / COCA.9088

牛津词典

noun

花束
a bunch of flowers arranged in an attractive way so that it can be carried in a ceremony or presented as a gift
1. The little girl presented the princess with a large bouquet of flowers .
  小女孩向公主献上了一大束鲜花。
（尤指酒的）香味，芬芳
the pleasant smell of a type of food or drink, especially of wine

N-COUNT 花束
Abouquetis a bunch of flowers which is attractively arranged.
1. The woman carried a bouquet of dried violets.
  这个女人拿着一束干枯的紫罗兰。
N-VAR （尤指葡萄酒散发的）香味，芬芳
Thebouquetof something, especially wine, is the pleasant smell that it has.
1. ...a Sicilian wine with a light red colour and a bouquet of cloves.
  颜色淡红、散发着丁香香味的西西里葡萄酒

noun

an arrangement of flowers that is usually given as a present
Synonym:corsageposynosegay
a pleasingly sweet olfactory property
Synonym:fragrancefragrancyredolencesweetness

I need a veil and a bouquet.
我需要头纱和手捧花。
And hold beside a maple a bouquet by my side.
在枫树旁，在我身边拿着一束花。
Can you deliver a bouquet of roses?
你们可以送一束玫瑰花来吗？
Bouquet: Blackberry with the vanillin and savoury aromas of new oak.
气味：有黑莓、香草、和很好的橡木香味。
I'd like a bouquet of roses.
我想要一束玫瑰花。
Then he made a demo CD and gave it to her, together with a bouquet of white lilies.
之后他制作了个CD示范带给了她，还有一束白色的百合花。
I'll throw my bouquet at you when it gets close.
如果你快睡着了我会反我的花束丢给你的。
The wine has a rich bouquet.
这酒有浓郁的香味。
At the end of her performance she was presented with a big bouquet of roses.
在演出结束后有人给她赠送了一大束玫瑰花。
The woman carried a bouquet of dried violets.
这个女人拿着一束干枯的紫罗兰。