corsages

英 [kɔːˈsɑːʒɪz]

美 [kɔrˈsɑʒɪz]

n.  (婚礼等女服上佩戴的)小花束
corsage的复数

柯林斯词典

• (女装上佩戴的)小花束
  Acorsageis a very small bunch of flowers that is fastened to a woman's dress below the shoulder.

双语例句

• I mean tuxedos, corsages, the limousines.
  我是说燕尾服，小花束，豪华礼车。
• I had to move a couple things in the fridge to make room for the corsages.
  哦，我要把冰箱里的东西挪一下给襟花腾出地方。
• That means a new reason for Britons to worry about the dilution of their culture, a new burden on parents'pocketbooks, and new businesses selling prom essentials such as tuxedos and corsages.
  这意味着英国人又增加了一条担心本土文化被冲淡的理由，而家长们的钱包又多了一层负担，售卖男士晚礼服、女士花束等舞会必备品的新商店也纷纷冒出来了。
• Pressing one of the small corsages flat, he put it into the letter he had written, then handed the woman a twenty franc note.
  他把其中的一束花压平，放进一封已经写好的笺里，然后将一张20法郎面额的钞票递给了老妪。
• Pressing one of the small corsages flat, he put it into the letter he had written.
  他把一小束花压平了，放进他写好的信里。