carnations

英 [kɑːˈneɪʃənz]

美 [kɑrˈneɪʃənz]

n.  (丁)香石竹; 康乃馨
carnation的复数

柯林斯词典

• 康乃馨
  Acarnationis a plant with white, pink, or red flowers.

双语例句

• Most of carnations represent love, charm and respect for feelings.
  大部分康乃馨都代表了爱、魅力和尊敬之情。
• On Mother's Day this year, Tom bought a bundle of carnations for his mother.
  今年母亲节，汤姆为妈妈买了一束康乃馨。
• On Mother's Day, many children give their mother red, white, pink or yellow carnations.
  母亲节这一天，很多孩子送给妈妈康乃馨，有红的、白的、粉的、黄的，非常漂亮。
• On Mother's Day people wear carnations.
  在母亲节那天，人们佩戴康乃馨。
• They were wearing carnations in their buttonholes so I assumed they'd all been to a wedding.
  他们在扣眼里戴了康乃馨，所以我以为他们都去参加了婚礼。
• The geraniums on your window sill the carnations, dear, and the daffodil well they're ordinary flowers but they long for the light of your touch and your trembling will.
  你窗台上的天竺葵，石竹花，亲爱的，还有黄水仙，它们都是普通的花卉，可它们也渴望你轻触的光辉，和你颤抖的意愿。
• Carnations are the new black!
  康乃馨？新黑色彩！
• Carnations were her mothers favorite flower and Anna felt that they symbolised a mothers pure love.
  康乃馨是她的母亲最喜欢的花和安娜认为，他们象征着纯洁的爱母亲。
• Last Mother's Day B even gave you a bouquet of carnations, only us old men don't have our own holidays.
  上次母亲节B还送了你一束康乃馨，就差我们老头子没自己的节日了。
• The day after tomorrow's mother's day. I want to give my mom a bouquet of carnations.
  后天是母亲节，我要送一束康乃馨给我妈妈。