rosette
rosette — 名詞
- rosettesingular
- rosettesplural
1. a round decoration shaped like an open flower, often folded from ribbon, that so
玫瑰花飾
花形緞帶飾物,表支持或得獎
a round decoration shaped like an open flower, often folded from ribbon, that someone wears or displays to show support for a team or party, or to mark a prize or official role; it can also be a flower-shaped pattern cut into stone or wooden surfaces.
Beatrix pinned a blue rosette to her coat to show she backed the home team.
Beatrix 在外套上別了一個藍色玫瑰花飾,表示她支持主隊。
wear a rosette to show support
Each winning sheep at the county fair was given a bright red rosette.
縣級園遊會上,每隻得獎的羊都拿到一個鮮紅色的玫瑰花飾。
rosette awarded as a prize
The mayor wore a gold rosette on his jacket during the town ceremony.
鎮上典禮時,市長外套上別著一個金色的玫瑰花飾。
A carved stone rosette sat above the old church door for three hundred years.
一個雕刻的石製玫瑰花飾在老教堂門上方矗立了三百年。
Gabriel folded a long strip of ribbon into a neat rosette for the school play.
Gabriel 把一條長緞帶折成一個整齊的玫瑰花飾,給學校話劇用。
用法筆記
Often paired with a colour word (blue rosette, red rosette) because the colour signals which team, party, or prize rank the wearer is marking.
常見錯誤
2. a circle of leaves that grow closely together from one central point, usually at
蓮座狀葉叢
從同一中心向外平鋪的圈狀葉叢
a circle of leaves that grow closely together from one central point, usually at or near ground level, so that the plant looks like a flat, open flower.
A dandelion begins as a flat rosette of leaves pressed close to the soil.
蒲公英一開始是一圈緊貼土壤、平鋪的蓮座狀葉叢。
rosette of leaves at ground level
Padma noticed each young cabbage forming a tight rosette in the garden bed.
Padma 發現花圃裡每棵小白菜都長成一個緊密的蓮座狀葉叢。
leaves growing in a tight rosette
In dry months the plant keeps its leaves in a low rosette to save water.
乾季時,這種植物把葉子保持成低矮的蓮座狀葉叢來節省水分。
The gardener pulled the weed by its central rosette so the whole plant came out.
園丁抓著中央的蓮座狀葉叢把雜草拔起,整株就跟著出來了。
- cluster
general word for things grouped together; rosette is specifically a circular, flower-like cluster of leaves
用法筆記
Distinguish from sense 1: this sense always describes living plant leaves growing from one centre, never a worn or carved decoration.