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nounPlural posies ˈpəʊziˈpoʊzi 1A small bunch of flowers. 花束 Example sentencesExamples - He produced the posy of flowers from behind his back.
- A posy of purple flowers picked from the battlefield on which the charge of the Light Brigade took place is to go on display to the public.
- To complete the desired effect of Edmund's cuteness, the photographer has put a posy of flowers into his hand, then perched him on a tall rattan chair from which his short legs dangle.
- The competition for the AGM will be for a posy of flowers.
- The children presented the Queen with a posy of white flowers.
- This Saturday some of the ladies of the village, dressed in traditional clothes, offered aryian (yoghurt drink), rakia, banitsa and posies of flowers.
- She was sitting in the middle of her bare, empty room, tying a dozen or so tiny flowers into a posy with ribbon.
- A posy of flowers may be hard to manage now, but there is a mass of evergreen foliage that can easily be fashioned into Christmas wreaths.
- All florists' shops at this time of year have a special stock of special Valentine cards, which can be the basis of a posy or bouquet.
- As the youngest member of the school, and celebrating her birthday that day, five-year-old Rosie presented the Duchess with a posy of flowers on her arrival.
- Witness tourists wandering around picking posies of rare flowers to take home for their mums.
- Arrange a quick posy of flowers in an ice cream container for a true taste of summer.
- They carried tied posies of flowers similar to the bride's.
- Florals were large cabbage roses, smatterings of abstract blooms in unusual colour combinations and smaller posies or bunches.
- The couple's daughter Millie, three, was chosen to present the Princess Royal with a posy of flowers.
- Both children received a special cup, as well as a posy of flowers for the princess and a buttonhole for the prince.
- Put posies of fresh flowers all around the house, not just in the obvious places - a single rose in a small bud vase works wonders in a small loo.
- Some would bring a posy of field flowers, gathered along the way and the very lucky ones a cake baked in their mistress's oven.
- The display includes waistcoats, bodices, skirts, part of an eighteenth century dress made of beautiful blue silk with posies of flowers woven into it.
- Shortly after 10.30 am a woman neighbour asked the policeman standing guard at the scene to put a posy of flowers on the pathway of the dead man's home.
Synonyms bouquet, bunch, bunch of flowers, spray, nosegay, corsage buttonhole, boutonnière rare tussie-mussie 2archaic A short motto or line of verse inscribed inside a ring. 〈古〉（刻在戒指内侧的）铭文
OriginLate Middle English (in sense 2): contraction of poesy. Rhymescosy (US cozy), dozy, Josie, mafiosi, mosey, nosy, posey, prosy, Rosie, rosy adjective variant spelling of posey
nounˈpoʊziˈpōzē 1A small bunch of flowers. 花束 Example sentencesExamples - The display includes waistcoats, bodices, skirts, part of an eighteenth century dress made of beautiful blue silk with posies of flowers woven into it.
- All florists' shops at this time of year have a special stock of special Valentine cards, which can be the basis of a posy or bouquet.
- A posy of purple flowers picked from the battlefield on which the charge of the Light Brigade took place is to go on display to the public.
- Put posies of fresh flowers all around the house, not just in the obvious places - a single rose in a small bud vase works wonders in a small loo.
- Both children received a special cup, as well as a posy of flowers for the princess and a buttonhole for the prince.
- Some would bring a posy of field flowers, gathered along the way and the very lucky ones a cake baked in their mistress's oven.
- To complete the desired effect of Edmund's cuteness, the photographer has put a posy of flowers into his hand, then perched him on a tall rattan chair from which his short legs dangle.
- The couple's daughter Millie, three, was chosen to present the Princess Royal with a posy of flowers.
- Arrange a quick posy of flowers in an ice cream container for a true taste of summer.
- The competition for the AGM will be for a posy of flowers.
- The children presented the Queen with a posy of white flowers.
- She was sitting in the middle of her bare, empty room, tying a dozen or so tiny flowers into a posy with ribbon.
- This Saturday some of the ladies of the village, dressed in traditional clothes, offered aryian (yoghurt drink), rakia, banitsa and posies of flowers.
- He produced the posy of flowers from behind his back.
- Florals were large cabbage roses, smatterings of abstract blooms in unusual colour combinations and smaller posies or bunches.
- A posy of flowers may be hard to manage now, but there is a mass of evergreen foliage that can easily be fashioned into Christmas wreaths.
- Shortly after 10.30 am a woman neighbour asked the policeman standing guard at the scene to put a posy of flowers on the pathway of the dead man's home.
- They carried tied posies of flowers similar to the bride's.
- As the youngest member of the school, and celebrating her birthday that day, five-year-old Rosie presented the Duchess with a posy of flowers on her arrival.
- Witness tourists wandering around picking posies of rare flowers to take home for their mums.
Synonyms bouquet, bunch, bunch of flowers, spray, nosegay, corsage 2archaic A short motto or line of verse inscribed inside a ring. 〈古〉（刻在戒指内侧的）铭文
OriginLate Middle English (in posy (sense 2)): contraction of poesy. adjectiveˈpōzēˈpoʊzi variant spelling of posey
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