Definition of rosebud in English:

rosebud

noun ˈrəʊzbʌdˈroʊzˌbəd

1An unopened flower of a rose.
the flowers resemble tiny rosebuds
as modifier figurative her rosebud mouth
Example sentencesExamples
- Orange cake, white icing, pink lettering and rosebuds, green leaves - this is gonna be colorful.
- A few cloves or cinnamon stick pieces would be a nice addition, or some dried rosebuds and petals.
- Gracie sits next to a rosebud and tree trunk, a poignant reminder of a life cut short.
- The woman was holding a baby, a rather plump, curly-haired baby with blond hair, large, round blue eyes and a rosebud mouth.
- She had nearly perfect skin and a perfect rosebud mouth that I ached to kiss.
- The neckline, flared sleeves, and slim waistline were embroidered with pink rosebuds and leaves, and trimmed with silver.
- In one of my favorite chapters, on aging and beauty, Northrup uses the lovely analogy of moving from the rosebud stage to the full-blown rose and, finally, to the shiny red fruit of the rose.
- Despite the disastrous night prior, Devin still dwelt in a sublime state, mesmerised by tantalizing blue eyes and a rosebud mouth.
- She opened her rosebud mouth and said, with a voice like leaves fluttering against cobbles, ‘Would you like to buy a hat?’
- Her features were fine; her soulful green eyes sparkled with excitement, and her rosebud mouth was turned up in an unconscious smile.
- Her skin seemed flawless; her mouth like a perfect rosebud; her neck graceful as a swan.
- And why, with his pale skin, long hair and tiny rosebud mouth, does he look like a girl?
- My oldest sister was named Rose because of her rosebud shaped lips and a slight birthmark that was on her forehead when she was born.
- Her nose was small and her mouth, a faint rosebud, was now open in surprise forming a small ‘O’.
- Her golden curls tumbled down to frame two clear blue eyes, a short, straight nose, and a rosebud mouth.
- David was standing over her, letting the petals of a cream-white rosebud caress Hildegarde's cheek.
- Her tiny rosebud of a mouth pursed worriedly, her brow creasing to match.
- Ma Ward or rose water is an extract of rosebuds from the central plains of the Dades Valley.
- His collection is studded with minute and colorful representations of butterflies, shells, rosebuds and arrangements of fruit.
- I often think of myself as a browser in the winter garden, picking frost-sweetened greens for the dinner table, cutting budding branches for forcing, and hunting around for rosebuds and berries to fashion into winter bouquets.
1. 1.1archaic A pretty young woman.
  Synonyms
  girl, belle, maiden, maid, nymphet, sylph

Definition of rosebud in US English:

rosebud

nounˈrōzˌbədˈroʊzˌbəd

An unopened flower of a rose.
the flowers resemble tiny rosebuds
Example sentencesExamples
- David was standing over her, letting the petals of a cream-white rosebud caress Hildegarde's cheek.
- Her golden curls tumbled down to frame two clear blue eyes, a short, straight nose, and a rosebud mouth.
- Gracie sits next to a rosebud and tree trunk, a poignant reminder of a life cut short.
- A few cloves or cinnamon stick pieces would be a nice addition, or some dried rosebuds and petals.
- In one of my favorite chapters, on aging and beauty, Northrup uses the lovely analogy of moving from the rosebud stage to the full-blown rose and, finally, to the shiny red fruit of the rose.
- And why, with his pale skin, long hair and tiny rosebud mouth, does he look like a girl?
- Ma Ward or rose water is an extract of rosebuds from the central plains of the Dades Valley.
- My oldest sister was named Rose because of her rosebud shaped lips and a slight birthmark that was on her forehead when she was born.
- His collection is studded with minute and colorful representations of butterflies, shells, rosebuds and arrangements of fruit.
- The woman was holding a baby, a rather plump, curly-haired baby with blond hair, large, round blue eyes and a rosebud mouth.
- Orange cake, white icing, pink lettering and rosebuds, green leaves - this is gonna be colorful.
- She had nearly perfect skin and a perfect rosebud mouth that I ached to kiss.
- Despite the disastrous night prior, Devin still dwelt in a sublime state, mesmerised by tantalizing blue eyes and a rosebud mouth.
- The neckline, flared sleeves, and slim waistline were embroidered with pink rosebuds and leaves, and trimmed with silver.
- Her skin seemed flawless; her mouth like a perfect rosebud; her neck graceful as a swan.
- I often think of myself as a browser in the winter garden, picking frost-sweetened greens for the dinner table, cutting budding branches for forcing, and hunting around for rosebuds and berries to fashion into winter bouquets.
- Her tiny rosebud of a mouth pursed worriedly, her brow creasing to match.
- She opened her rosebud mouth and said, with a voice like leaves fluttering against cobbles, ‘Would you like to buy a hat?’
- Her features were fine; her soulful green eyes sparkled with excitement, and her rosebud mouth was turned up in an unconscious smile.
- Her nose was small and her mouth, a faint rosebud, was now open in surprise forming a small ‘O’.

单词	rosebud
释义	Definition of rosebud in English: rosebud noun ˈrəʊzbʌdˈroʊzˌbəd 1An unopened flower of a rose. the flowers resemble tiny rosebuds as modifier figurative her rosebud mouth Example sentencesExamples Orange cake, white icing, pink lettering and rosebuds, green leaves - this is gonna be colorful. A few cloves or cinnamon stick pieces would be a nice addition, or some dried rosebuds and petals. Gracie sits next to a rosebud and tree trunk, a poignant reminder of a life cut short. The woman was holding a baby, a rather plump, curly-haired baby with blond hair, large, round blue eyes and a rosebud mouth. She had nearly perfect skin and a perfect rosebud mouth that I ached to kiss. The neckline, flared sleeves, and slim waistline were embroidered with pink rosebuds and leaves, and trimmed with silver. In one of my favorite chapters, on aging and beauty, Northrup uses the lovely analogy of moving from the rosebud stage to the full-blown rose and, finally, to the shiny red fruit of the rose. Despite the disastrous night prior, Devin still dwelt in a sublime state, mesmerised by tantalizing blue eyes and a rosebud mouth. She opened her rosebud mouth and said, with a voice like leaves fluttering against cobbles, ‘Would you like to buy a hat?’ Her features were fine; her soulful green eyes sparkled with excitement, and her rosebud mouth was turned up in an unconscious smile. Her skin seemed flawless; her mouth like a perfect rosebud; her neck graceful as a swan. And why, with his pale skin, long hair and tiny rosebud mouth, does he look like a girl? My oldest sister was named Rose because of her rosebud shaped lips and a slight birthmark that was on her forehead when she was born. Her nose was small and her mouth, a faint rosebud, was now open in surprise forming a small ‘O’. Her golden curls tumbled down to frame two clear blue eyes, a short, straight nose, and a rosebud mouth. David was standing over her, letting the petals of a cream-white rosebud caress Hildegarde's cheek. Her tiny rosebud of a mouth pursed worriedly, her brow creasing to match. Ma Ward or rose water is an extract of rosebuds from the central plains of the Dades Valley. His collection is studded with minute and colorful representations of butterflies, shells, rosebuds and arrangements of fruit. I often think of myself as a browser in the winter garden, picking frost-sweetened greens for the dinner table, cutting budding branches for forcing, and hunting around for rosebuds and berries to fashion into winter bouquets. 1.1archaic A pretty young woman. Synonyms girl, belle, maiden, maid, nymphet, sylph Definition of rosebud in US English: rosebud nounˈrōzˌbədˈroʊzˌbəd An unopened flower of a rose. the flowers resemble tiny rosebuds Example sentencesExamples David was standing over her, letting the petals of a cream-white rosebud caress Hildegarde's cheek. Her golden curls tumbled down to frame two clear blue eyes, a short, straight nose, and a rosebud mouth. Gracie sits next to a rosebud and tree trunk, a poignant reminder of a life cut short. A few cloves or cinnamon stick pieces would be a nice addition, or some dried rosebuds and petals. In one of my favorite chapters, on aging and beauty, Northrup uses the lovely analogy of moving from the rosebud stage to the full-blown rose and, finally, to the shiny red fruit of the rose. And why, with his pale skin, long hair and tiny rosebud mouth, does he look like a girl? Ma Ward or rose water is an extract of rosebuds from the central plains of the Dades Valley. My oldest sister was named Rose because of her rosebud shaped lips and a slight birthmark that was on her forehead when she was born. His collection is studded with minute and colorful representations of butterflies, shells, rosebuds and arrangements of fruit. The woman was holding a baby, a rather plump, curly-haired baby with blond hair, large, round blue eyes and a rosebud mouth. Orange cake, white icing, pink lettering and rosebuds, green leaves - this is gonna be colorful. She had nearly perfect skin and a perfect rosebud mouth that I ached to kiss. Despite the disastrous night prior, Devin still dwelt in a sublime state, mesmerised by tantalizing blue eyes and a rosebud mouth. The neckline, flared sleeves, and slim waistline were embroidered with pink rosebuds and leaves, and trimmed with silver. Her skin seemed flawless; her mouth like a perfect rosebud; her neck graceful as a swan. I often think of myself as a browser in the winter garden, picking frost-sweetened greens for the dinner table, cutting budding branches for forcing, and hunting around for rosebuds and berries to fashion into winter bouquets. Her tiny rosebud of a mouth pursed worriedly, her brow creasing to match. She opened her rosebud mouth and said, with a voice like leaves fluttering against cobbles, ‘Would you like to buy a hat?’ Her features were fine; her soulful green eyes sparkled with excitement, and her rosebud mouth was turned up in an unconscious smile. Her nose was small and her mouth, a faint rosebud, was now open in surprise forming a small ‘O’.
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