carnation in Portuguese
carnation in Portuguese is cravo — carnation means a garden plant with fragrant, often frilly-edged flowers, popular as a cut flower.
carnation in Portuguese
cravo
What does "carnation" mean?
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noun A garden plant with fragrant, often frilly-edged flowers, popular as a cut flower.
"He pinned a white carnation to his lapel for the wedding."
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noun A pale pinkish colour, originally named after the flower's natural flesh-toned shade.
"The dress was carnation rather than true pink."
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carnation in a sentence
- He pinned a white carnation to his lapel for the wedding.
- She grows carnations alongside roses in her garden.
- The dress was carnation rather than true pink.
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What is "carnation" in Portuguese?
"carnation" in Portuguese is cravo. carnation means: A garden plant with fragrant, often frilly-edged flowers, popular as a cut flower.
How do you use "carnation" in a sentence?
Example: "He pinned a white carnation to his lapel for the wedding." In Portuguese, "carnation" is cravo.
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