daisy bouquet
- noun
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- The florist created a beautiful daisy bouquet for the wedding.
Examples
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She received a beautiful daisy bouquet for her birthday.
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She placed the daisy bouquet in a vase on the dining table.
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A simple daisy bouquet can brighten up any room.
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I love the vibrant colors in this daisy bouquet.
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The florist created a stunning daisy bouquet for the wedding ceremony.
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A daisy bouquet is a lovely gift for a friend to brighten their day.
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She placed the daisy bouquet on the coffee table to add a touch of beauty to the room.
Synonyms
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2.7
A bunch of flowers arranged and given as a gift
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2.2
A group of flowers put together to look attractive
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2.9
A display of cut flowers placed neatly in a vase
A small bunch of flowers given as a gift or decoration
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Morphology
The meaning 'a group of daisies arranged together' is directly derived from combining 'daisy' (a flower) with 'bouquet' (a prepared collection of cut flowers). This simple noun+noun compositional pattern is common and cross-linguistically transparent, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents would readily infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
The noun daisy bouquet comes from the flower daisy and the word bouquet, which is a bunch of flowers tied together. Picture many cheerful daisies gathered and tied into a bright bunch — that's why a daisy bouquet means a neat group of daisies used as a 'gift' or 'decoration'.