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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries花店老板
Pronunciation / Transliteration: huā diàn lǎobǎn
"她在花店老板那里订购了一束花。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person who sells and arranges plants and flowers.
"She visited the florist to order a bouquet for her friend's birthday." - 2
A shop where flowers and plants are sold.
"The florist on the corner has a beautiful selection of seasonal blooms."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'florist' originates from the Latin 'florista', which means 'one who sells flowers'. It evolved through Middle English, reflecting the growing popularity of flower arrangements in the 19th century.
Which of the following is the closest synonym for "Florist"?
10 Global Lexicons: How "Florist" is said worldwide
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Fleuriste
Transliteration: flœʁist
"Elle a acheté des fleurs chez le fleuriste."
Florist
Transliteration: floˈʁɪst
"Er hat einen Strauß Blumen beim Floristen gekauft."
Fiorista
Transliteration: fjoˈrista
"Ho ordinato un mazzo di fiori dal fiorista."
Florista
Transliteration: floˈɾista
"El florista preparó un ramo hermoso."
Florista
Transliteration: floˈɾistɐ
"Ela comprou flores do florista."
फूलवाला
Transliteration: Phoolwala
"उसने फूलवाले से गुलाब खरीदे।"
花店老板
Transliteration: huā diàn lǎobǎn
"她在花店老板那里订购了一束花。"
플로리스트
Transliteration: peuloriseuteu
"그녀는 플로리스트에게 꽃다발을 주문했다."
フローリスト
Transliteration: furōrisuto
"彼女はフローリストに花束を注文しました。"
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