bouquet in Japanese
bouquet in Japanese is 花束, ブーケ, 香り — bouquet means a bunch of flowers, especially one arranged decoratively.
bouquet in Japanese
花束
Pronounced: hanataba
A bunch of cut flowers.
ブーケ
Pronounced: būke
A bunch of cut flowers.
香り
Pronounced: kaori
The scent of a particular wine.
What does "bouquet" mean?
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noun A bunch of flowers, especially one arranged decoratively.
"The bride carried a bouquet of white roses."
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noun The characteristic aroma of a wine.
"The sommelier praised the wine's rich, fruity bouquet."
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bouquet in a sentence
- The bride carried a bouquet of white roses.
- The sommelier praised the wine's rich, fruity bouquet.
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What is "bouquet" in Japanese?
"bouquet" in Japanese is 花束, ブーケ, 香り. bouquet means: A bunch of flowers, especially one arranged decoratively.
How do you pronounce 花束?
"bouquet" in Japanese is 花束, pronounced "hanataba".
How do you use "bouquet" in a sentence?
Example: "The bride carried a bouquet of white roses." In Japanese, "bouquet" is 花束, ブーケ, 香り.
Are there other ways to say "bouquet" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "bouquet": 花束, ブーケ, 香り.
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