bouquet

UK:  [bəʊ'keɪ]

US:  [bu'keɪ]

复数：bouquets  

n.

1.花束;一丛礼花,一束烟火

2.(花)束,花朵

3.酒香

4.花香型

5.(葡萄酒的)香,芳香;(文艺作品的)特殊风格

6.恭维话

7.赞扬

8.钙华

1 . "Or, " I suggested, "maybe you could just get her a bouquet of sweet-smelling flowers and take her out to a nice dinner. "
我建议他：“也许应该买束花，带她吃顿大餐。”

2 . In an era of well-documented emotional restraint, a woman would be able to tell the secret meaning behind a suitor's bouquet.
在情感无法自由表达的时代，女人能够从追求者送的花束中读出隐藏的信息。

3 . Sue was one of the bridesmaids. She was wearing a lovely pink dress and was carrying a small bouquet.
素伍是一位女傧相，穿一件漂亮的粉红色的连衣裙，捧着一小束鲜花。

4 . After he left the school, he wrote and told me that on his way to his house he stopped and bought her a bouquet.
结业后，他写信告诉我回家路上他给妻子买了束花。

5 . She had selected a little bouquet of one brilliant and two or three delicate flowers, relieved by a spray of dark verdure.
她拣了一小束花，其中有一朵鲜艳的，两三朵素淡的，衬着几片深绿色叶儿。