bouquet in Greek
bouquet in Greek is ανθοδέσμη — bouquet means a bunch of flowers, especially one arranged decoratively.
bouquet in Greek
ανθοδέσμη
Pronounced: anthodesmi
A bunch of cut flowers.
What does "bouquet" mean?
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noun A bunch of flowers, especially one arranged decoratively.
"Each table was adorned with a bouquet of giant balloons."
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noun The characteristic aroma of a wine.
"Swirl the glass gently to release the bouquet before you take a sip."
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bouquet in a sentence
- Each table was adorned with a bouquet of giant balloons.
- I bought a small bouquet of tulips for my mother's birthday.
- Swirl the glass gently to release the bouquet before you take a sip.
- This red wine has a bouquet of berries and a hint of oak.
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What is "bouquet" in Greek?
"bouquet" in Greek is ανθοδέσμη. bouquet means: A bunch of flowers, especially one arranged decoratively.
How do you pronounce ανθοδέσμη?
"bouquet" in Greek is ανθοδέσμη, pronounced "anthodesmi".
How do you use "bouquet" in a sentence?
Example: "I bought a small bouquet of tulips for my mother's birthday." In Greek, "bouquet" is ανθοδέσμη.
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