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

• Out of the corner of my eye I saw the Valentine's Day bouquet of roses and carnations my husband, David, had given me.
  我从眼角瞥见了那由玫瑰和康乃馨组成的情人节花束。那是我丈夫戴维送给我的。
• They welcomed us with a bunch each of roses and carnations, and we took it as an omen of the friendliness of the local people.
  她们呈上一束玫瑰和康乃馨，这一刻，我们预感到了道县人民的友好。
• The spot where the hero fell is now marked with a huge mass of flowers-yellow gladioli, white lilies, pink carnations and red roses.
  在英雄牺牲的地方，现在种着一大片花作为标志：有黄色的剑兰、白色的百合、粉红色的康乃馨和红色的蔷薇。
• Carnations are the new black!
  康乃馨？新黑色彩！
• Pink carnations grew fromswheresher tears fell on the ground, and became the symbol of a mother's love.
  粉红色的康乃馨从她的眼泪滴落的土地上开出来，并成了母爱的象征。
• The carnations are colorful and beautiful, which express their love to me.
  康乃馨色彩鲜艳而美丽，康乃馨表示两位儿子对我的真爱。
• Others left flags of different countries, and bunches of pansies, roses, lilies and carnations.
  还有游客留下了各国的国旗和一束束紫罗兰、玫瑰、百合、康乃馨。
• Whenever Mother's Day comes, they give me a bunch of carnations.
  每逢母亲节，他们都会送给我一束康乃馨。
• Carnations ( red): happy mother longevity and health.
  康乃馨（红色）：祝母亲健康长寿；
• And don't even think of getting me carnations again.
  别以为几束康乃馨就能再打发我。