bouquet
1 of 1noun/bu.ˈkeɪ/
Forms:bouquets
1
the flowers that are attractively arranged for a ceremony or as a gift
B2Learn more on Wikipedia- The bride held a bouquet of white roses and lilies as she walked down the aisle, complementing her wedding dress.
- For her birthday, she received a colorful bouquet of mixed flowers, including tulips, daisies, and roses.
- The florist arranged a bouquet of seasonal flowers for the wedding, featuring peonies, hydrangeas, and ranunculus.
- The groom presented his fiancée with a bouquet of her favorite flowers as a romantic gesture on their engagement day.
2
the characteristic or pleasing scent of a substance, especially wine or perfume
- The wine had a rich bouquet of berries and oak.
- She admired the bouquet of the freshly brewed tea.
- Perfume enthusiasts appreciate the bouquet of a fine fragrance.
- The cheese had a strong, earthy bouquet.
- The bouquet of the flower arrangement filled the room.